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How pervasive are post-translational and -transcriptional modifications?
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How pervasive are post-translational and -transcriptional modifications?

Christian Agatemor, Sasa Ama Dyese Middleton and Daniela Toledo
Trends in cell biology, Vol.32(6), pp.475-478
2021
PMID: 34863586

Abstract

Cells use post-translational and post-transcription modifications as crucial mechanisms to maintain homeostasis and regulate gene transcription. Recent discoveries demonstrate that these modifications are more pervasive and important than scientists previously posited. Here, we discuss their importance and provide insight to stimulate new research into these modifications.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.204 Molecular & Cell Biology - Immunotherapy
1.204.316 Gangliosides
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Cell Biology
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Molecular Biology & Genetics

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