Explanation:
Many mRNAs have sequences of 50 - 150 nt rich in A and U in the 3' untranslated region. These sequences, called AU-rich elements, are important to regulate mRNA stability, because they bind proteins that target the mRNA for degradation.
When a protein binds to the AU-rich element of the mRNA, the polyA tail can be shortened and/or the 5'cap is removed, promoting mRNA degradation. In addition, the AU-rich elements in some mRNAs have been shown to inhibit protein translation.
The mRNA of the overexpressing cell line is about 200nt shorter than the normal cell line; this could mean that it has a deletion in the 3'UTR comprising an AU-rich element. If this is missing, the mRNA will have an extended half-life (because it won't be targeted for degradation) or it will be translated more. As a result, the protein expression will be increased.
Answer:
In cytoplasm
Explanation:
The process of protein synthesis involves two complex steps: transcription which forms mRNA in the nucleus and the translation which forms the proteins from the mRNA in the ribosomes present in the cytosol.
Ribosomes are the structural entities present in the cytoplasm in which the process of protein synthesis takes place. The ribosomes are made up of two subunits in which one is small and one is large subunit. The ribosomes can be freely floating in the cytoplasm or mostly attached to the endoplasmic reticulum.
Thus, in the cytoplasm is the correct answer.
You would do book work like every other day
Well since the capital letter is dominate and always takes power and the lower case letter is recessive doesn't take power. It would be 50%.
The answer would be Yy and yy :D
Answer:
Nucleus because it holds the DNA.
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