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Search for translation arrest peptides encoded upstream of genes for components of protein localization pathways.

Nucleic acids research - 22 Feb 2021

Sakiyama Karen, Shimokawa-Chiba Naomi, Fujiwara Keigo, Chiba Shinobu

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Regulatory nascent peptides participate in the regulation of cellular functions by the mechanisms involving regulated translation arrest. A class of them in bacteria, called monitoring substrates, feedback-regulates the expression of a specific component of protein localization machinery. Three monitoring substrates, SecM, MifM and VemP have previously been identified. Here, we attempt at identifying additional...

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PMID: 33503266
DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkab024
PMCID: PMC7897499

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