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How widespread are metabolite-sensing arrest peptides?

  • Axel Innis
  • May 22, 2016
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 4

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In this Perspective, published in a special issue of the Journal of Molecular Biology summarizing the state of the ribosome field after the 2016 Ribosome Structure and Function meeting in Strasbourg, we present the state of the art on known metabolite-sensing arrest peptides, their ligands and their mechanisms of action. Furthermore, we propose that known peptides are probably much more widespread than generally thought and highlight the need for large scale approaches to identify them.

Metabolite-dependent arrest peptides respond to changes in the environment by blocking their own translation



 
 

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