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mRNA and Protein Trafficking
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Cell-cell transfer of mRNA and its role in mammalian cell physiology
Cell-cell transfer of mRNA and its role in mammalian cell physiology
mRNA trafficking and its role in protein localization, organelle biogenesis, and cell physiology
mRNA trafficking and its role in cell polarization, chemotropism, and mating
Multiplexed mRNA assembly plays an operon-like role in the control of eukaryotic cell physiology
mRNA trafficking to the mitochondria and its role in mitochondrial function
How mRNAs traffic to the endoplasmic reticulum and controls protein import
RNA trafficking to peroxisomes and role in peroxisome function and proliferation
Ribosome specialization: A means to control the translation of subpopulations of mRNA?
