Splicing Pathway Through Branching Reaction
Group II introns are long RNAs with an intronic open reading frame that encodes for a protein cofactor called maturase. This video animation provides a holistic view of the biochemical mechanism of intron branching.
Credit: Margot Riggi and Janet Iwasa
Видео Splicing Pathway Through Branching Reaction канала Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI)
Credit: Margot Riggi and Janet Iwasa
Видео Splicing Pathway Through Branching Reaction канала Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI)
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