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Stem-loop structures within mRNA coding sequences activate translation initiation and mediate control by small regulatory RNAs

Jagodnik et al., 2017

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Jagodnik J
Chiaruttini C
Guillier M
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Molecular cell

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Initiation is the rate-limiting step of translation, and in bacteria, mRNA secondary structure has been extensively reported as limiting the efficiency of translation by occluding the ribosome-binding site. In striking contrast with this inhibitory effect, we report here that stem …
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