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The persistent plausibility of protein synthesis in the nucleus: process, palimpsest or pitfall?
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The persistent plausibility of protein synthesis in the nucleus: process, palimpsest or pitfall?
Pederson T. The persistent plausibility of protein synthesis in the nucleus: process, palimpsest or pitfall? Curr Opin Cell Biol. 2013 Aug; 25(4):520-1.
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Biological Evolution
Cell Nucleus
Eukaryota
Protein Biosynthesis
Puromycin
Ribosomes
Symbiosis
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Thoru Pederson PhD