translation in mammals
mRNA translation in mammals with a particular focus on the structural differences compared to parasites
We are part of the ARNA unit (Nucleic Acids: Natural and Artificial Regulation),
Inserm U1212 – CNRS UMR 5320 and we are affiliated the University of Bordeaux.
We are located at the European Institute of Chemistry and Biology (IECB) in the city of Bordeaux, France.
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Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
Beautiful paper bout tRNA modification in position 37 and fidelity of mRNA translation https://t.co/O7iJAGzlUM
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
RT @loquet_lab: Happy to contribute @JMolBiol to the last study from the Saupe group on #NLR #amyloid #NMR in bacteria with @Brice_Kauffman…
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
@JinfanW The ribosomes of these hosts might present a substantially higher affinity to the Halv IGR IRES. One needs… https://t.co/JpM2OQpkKS
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
@JinfanW Yes native mRNA and P-site tRNA, some translation factors too... Well it has been discovered in fish, whic… https://t.co/uBQK8ezxgZ
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
@amy_b_jobe Tiny, and absurdly simple... Thanks!
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
@JinfanW Thank you Jinfan! not sure how it compares to yeast's ribosome in terms of affinity, similarly to many IGR… https://t.co/w95OSWeMHx
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
Finally, last but not least, special thanks to the @iecb_bordeaux
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
@hauryliuk haha certainly 😅
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
Finally big big thanks to the @BordeauxSts, @univbordeaux, @Inserm and @arna_lab for ongoing support, but also… https://t.co/enXwFyDctz
Yaser Hashem
Oct 21
This collaboration with Tanya and Chris felt like home to me 🤓 Congrats to Irina Abaeva and @qvicens who did all th… https://t.co/UO2RzlOyFY