Developmental regulation of heat shock protein 83 inleishmania

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• who: Alon Zilka from the examples of transcript-specific factors that affect translational regulation via elements in the, ⬘-UTRThe mouse quaking proteins (QKI) involved in embryogenesis and myelination and a closely related protein in Caenorhabditis elegans (GLD-1) which is necessary for germ line development are members of the STAR family of RNA-binding proteins. Both proteins were found to serve as translational repressors that act through regulatory elements called TGEs (for tra, and GLI elements), present in the, ⬘-UTR of their target genes (37, ). During axis formation in Drosophila, translation of hunchback is repressed by the . . .
  

   

  

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