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In many bacteria, separate genes encode a copper binding chaperone and a copper efflux pump, but in some the chaperone encoding gene has been elusive. In this issue of Molecular Cell,… Click to show full abstract
In many bacteria, separate genes encode a copper binding chaperone and a copper efflux pump, but in some the chaperone encoding gene has been elusive. In this issue of Molecular Cell, Meydan et al. (2017) report that ribosomes translating the ORF that encodes the copper pump frequently frameshift and terminate to produce the copper chaperone.
Keywords:
profiling pattern;
copper;
rious ribosomal;
ribosomal profiling;
chaperone;
copper chaperone
Journal Title: Molecular cell
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Molecular cell
Year Published: 2017
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