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Screening of Kozak-motif-located SNPs and analysis of their association with human diseases.

Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 29 Jan 2010

Xu Heng, Wang Ping, You Jin, Zheng Yufang, Fu Yujie, Tang Quan, Zhou Li, Wei Zejun, Lin Bin, Shu Yang, Zhu Yufei, Hu Landian, Kong Xiangyin

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The Kozak motif, which is located near the translational start codon, often regulates the protein translation. Moreover, it is believed that the conserved positions -3 and +4 contribute the most. Since changes that occur in this motif have a great impact on protein yield and in some cases are ass...

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PMID: 20059968
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2010.01.002

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