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A Conserved Obg-type GTPase sustains protein synthesis and its physiological roles in eukaryotic cells

2026-05-14

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Translation is regulated both temporally and spatially to ensure that proteins are synthesized at the correct time and delivered to the proper subcellular location. Temporary slowing or halting of ribosomal movement along an mRNA, a physiological pausing, allows cells to coordinate protein production with internal cues and external signals. However, how cells distinguish such constructive pauses from harmful patho...

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869c3688-cc6f-5907-9957-fe1575e0040a
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10.64898/2026.05.13.724932
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