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Binding Describe Inhibitory Proteins Translational Control Inhibtory Prevents

The binding of inhibitory proteins to mRNA prevents it from attaching to ribosomes, thereby stopping the synthesis of specific proteins.

The binding of inhibitory proteins to mRNA prevents it from attaching to ribosomes, thereby stopping the synthesis of specific proteins.

Front Describe binding of inhibitory proteins as an example for translational control.
Back Binding of inhibtory proteins:
  • Prevents mRNA from binding to ribosomes and therefore the synthesis of the protein

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