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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Endoribonucleases"”.

  1. The Roles of Rnt1 and Putative Endoribonucleases in Eukaryotic mRNA Degradation

    <p>Endoribonucleases initiate degradation by cleaving RNAs internally. Mutations in these enzymes have been shown to cause diseases such as cancer, developmental disorders, and neurodegenerative diseases. Yet, eukaryotic endoribonucleases have not been well studied, especially with regard to their …

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  2. Endogenous and chemical modifications of model proteins

    … They are a class of highly conserved, secretory endoribonucleases that mediate diverse biological functions through the cleavage of RNA.

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  3. Endoribonukleazių poveikio ankstyviesiems bakteriofago T4 transkriptams tyrimas /

    … mRNAs. This study has aimed to identify E. coli endoribonucleases that are involved in secondary processing in RegB-cleaved T4 mRNAs and to determine what phage T4-encoded factors affect the activity of these enzymes. We have shown that the endonucleolytic events at secondary sites of …

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  4. Biological Functions of ribonuclease 1 and angiogenin

    … a large family of vertebrate-specific secretory endoribonucleases. They catalyze degradation of many RNA substrates, mediating a variety of biological functions. The homology shared by ptRNases has enabled extensive biochemical characterization and evolutionary study of these enzymes, yet …

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  5. Discovery of Unique Antiviral Pathways in a Bat Viral Reservoir, the Black Flying Fox

    Bats are asymptomatic reservoirs for a number of viral pathogens. How they manage to host highly pathogenic viruses such a Nipah and Marburg without showing clinical symptoms remains unclear. One of the earliest defenses vertebrates use to control viral infections is the interferon response. Upon …

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