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Disome and trisome profiling reveal genome-wide targets of ...
Ribosomes collide (forming a disome) whenever the leading ribosome does not elongate fast enough through the “inter-ribosomal distance” (IRD), which depends on ...
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DISOME Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of DISOME is a chromosome set having members paired (as in a normal somatic cell).
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Disome-seq reveals widespread ribosome collisions that promote ...
In this study, we performed disome-seq to sequence mRNA fragments protected by two stacked ribosomes, a product of translational pauses.
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disome
disome Biol. (ˈdaɪsəʊm) [f. di-2 + -some4.] Any pair of homologous chromosomes. Hence diˈsomic a., relating to or characterized by a disome; usu. (of a haplont), having one extra chromosome which is homologous with a chromosome of the normal haploid set; also as n., a disomic organism, etc.1921 A. F...
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Disome and Trisome Profiling Reveal Genome-wide Targets of ...
The ribosome-associated protein quality control (RQC) system that resolves stalled translation events is activated when ribosomes collide ...
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Protocol for Disome Profiling to Survey Ribosome Collision in ...
Disome profiling, an optimized ribosome profiling method, specifically sequences the long ribosome footprints generated from collided ribosomes ...
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trisome
trisome Cytology. (ˈtraɪsəʊm) [f. tri- + -some4.] A chromosome which is represented three times in a chromosomal complement; also, a trisomic individual.1921 [see disome]. 1926 L. W. Sharp Introd. Cytol. (ed. 2) xvii. 388 Such 2n + 1 forms are called ‘simple trisomic’ mutants; they have 11 disomes (...
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Transient disome complex formation in native polysomes during ...
We find that 31% of 70S ribosomes assemble into disome complexes that represent eight distinct functional states including decoding and termination ...
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Protocol for Disome-seq to identify transcriptome-wide ribosome ...
Disomes are sensed in the cell to trigger signaling events, and therefore it is important to determine their frequency and distribution across ...
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Disome-seq - EIRNA BIO
Disome-seq involves the sequencing of mRNA fragments protected by two ribosomes packed together, a product of translational pausing.
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A distinct mammalian disome collision interface harbors K63-linked ...
Collided disomes or trisomes consisting of the leading ribosome and the following colliding ribosome(s) serve as a proxy for translation ...
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-some
▪ I. -some suffix1, representing OE. -sum, = OFris. -sum, related by ablaut to OS. and OHG. -sam (G. -sam, Du. -zaam), ON. -samr (Sw. -sam, Da. -som), Goth. -sams, used in OE. to form adjs. from nouns and adjs., as friðsum peaceful, ᵹenyhtsum abundant, ánsum whole, langsum lasting, rarely from verbs...
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tetrasomic
tetrasomic, a. (n.) Cytology. (tɛtrəˈsəʊmɪk) [f. as prec. + -ic.] Of or pertaining to a tetrasome. Also as n., a tetrasomic chromosome, cell, or individual.1922 A. F. Blakeslee in Amer. Naturalist LVI. 19, I have suggested..the terms disome [etc.]..with the adjectives disomic, trisomic, tetrasomic. ...
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hexa-
hexa- (hɛksə) before a vowel hex-, combining form of Gr. ἕξ six, freely used in Greek, and forming the initial element in various modern technical words, some adopted from Greek, others formed from Greek elements or on Greek analogies. In Chem. it indicates the presence of six atoms of some element,...
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