NYU Center for Data Science·Aug 12Why the Genome’s Busiest Genes Have No Diseases to Their NameThe genes that encode the cell’s ribosomes are among the most heavily used stretches of DNA in the human genome, copied hundreds of times…A response icon1A response icon1
Jennifer McDonald·Apr 3Antibiotic Overuse in Agriculture and The Effect on Mitochondrial FunctionThis student blog post is written by Larissa K, and is all about the link between antibiotic overuse and mitochondrial function. Normally…
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InPhysics, Philosophy & morebySanjay Basu, PhD·Oct 14, 2024The Role of Ribosomes and mRNA in Protein SynthesisBuilding Blocks of Life
Abdul Aziz·Sep 30, 2024Ribosomes: The Protein Factories of the CellIntroductionA response icon2A response icon2
Abdullah Faqih·Jul 29, 2024Revisiting The No-Go Decay (NGD) Endonucleolytic PathwayThe process of mRNA translation is a complex phenomenon that includes the participation of numerous proteins and RNA molecules, which aid…
Every·Mar 30, 2024How are proteins made?Proteins are made in every cell. Every cell contains organelles, which are, as it were, the organs of a cell. Examples: the cell nucleus…
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Shafik Quoraishee·Jan 1, 2023Intro to The Nucleolus — The Heart of CreationMany people think of the nucleus as the “brain of the cell”, which is a cute little human centric analogy. We all need little analogies to…
