RNA gets a grip on translation

Jack W. Szostak ()
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Jack W. Szostak: Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Massachusetts General Hospital

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6910, 890-891

Abstract: These are interesting times for those who study RNA. The latest curious discovery is that some messenger RNAs have sequences that sense small molecules directly, so controlling translation of the RNA into protein.

Date: 2002
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