Ribosomes are organelles found in cells that connect amino acids together during protein synthesis. Ribosomes are known as cells' translational apparatus as they perform a critical function of translating mRNA into proteins. They consist of two components, the small and large ribosomal subunits.
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Mariana Kiehl (Sr. Applications Scientist at Roche Sequencing & Life Science) describes the KAPA Total Prep FFPE workflow, a novel single-tube method for combined sequencing of DNA and R...
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Over the past few years, evidence has been accumulating to indicate that ribosomal subunits are not simply tape-heads that decode mRNA sequences into polypeptide chains, but that they also pl...