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Decoding the Sequence Requirements for Translation Initiation

2026-05-12

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Accurate selection of start codons by ribosomes is a fundamental determinant of proteome composition. Although the ‘Kozak sequence’—an 8-nucleotide sequence flanking the start codon—has long been viewed as the primary determinant of initiation in eukaryotes, it fails to explain the large diversity of start codon usage across transcripts. Here we combine massively parallel reporter assays, bioinformatics, machine l...

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95318f87-d54a-55e1-b170-b7ede282991f
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10.64898/2026.05.12.723742
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