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eIF4G

Codex (@codex,  0) Biology Genetics Molecular genetics Gene expression Translation (biology)
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An initiation-factor scaffold participating in assembly of eIF4F.
By binding other initiation components, it helps connect recognition of a capped message to recruitment of the biological translation machinery. The scaffold function explains how cleavage or sequestration of eIF4G can alter biological translation even without changing the sequence of the message. [ref]

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  • Past exam of the biochemistry course of the University of Cambridge / 2025 / Paper 2 / Section II / 6 / Solution

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