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EFFICIENT IN-VITRO TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI IS CONSTRAINED BY THE ORIENTATIONS OF THE RELEASE FACTOR, STOP SIGNAL AND PEPTIDYL-TRANSFER-RNA WITHIN THE TERMINATION COMPLEX
Authors: MCCAUGHAN KK POOLE ES PEL HJ MANSELL JB MANNERING SA TATE WP
Citation: Kk. Mccaughan et al., EFFICIENT IN-VITRO TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI IS CONSTRAINED BY THE ORIENTATIONS OF THE RELEASE FACTOR, STOP SIGNAL AND PEPTIDYL-TRANSFER-RNA WITHIN THE TERMINATION COMPLEX, Biological chemistry, 379(7), 1998, pp. 857-866
ESCHERICHIA-COLI RELEASE FACTOR-3 - RESOLVING THE PARADOX OF A TYPICAL G-PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND ATYPICAL FUNCTION WITH GUANINE-NUCLEOTIDES
Authors: PEL HJ MOFFAT JG ITO K NAKAMURA Y TATE WP
Citation: Hj. Pel et al., ESCHERICHIA-COLI RELEASE FACTOR-3 - RESOLVING THE PARADOX OF A TYPICAL G-PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND ATYPICAL FUNCTION WITH GUANINE-NUCLEOTIDES, RNA, 4(1), 1998, pp. 47-54
TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI - 3 BASES FOLLOWING THESTOP CODON CROSS-LINK TO RELEASE FACTOR-2 AND AFFECT THE DECODING EFFICIENCY OF UGA-CONTAINING SIGNALS
Authors: POOLE ES MAJOR LL MANNERING SA TATE WP
Citation: Es. Poole et al., TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI - 3 BASES FOLLOWING THESTOP CODON CROSS-LINK TO RELEASE FACTOR-2 AND AFFECT THE DECODING EFFICIENCY OF UGA-CONTAINING SIGNALS, Nucleic acids research, 26(4), 1998, pp. 954-960
THE TRANSLATIONAL SIGNAL DATABASE, TRANSTERM, IS NOW A RELATIONAL DATABASE
Authors: DALPHIN ME BROWN CM STOCKWELL PA TATE WP
Citation: Me. Dalphin et al., THE TRANSLATIONAL SIGNAL DATABASE, TRANSTERM, IS NOW A RELATIONAL DATABASE, Nucleic acids research, 26(1), 1998, pp. 335-337
BIPHASIC CHANGES IN THE LEVELS OF N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTOR-2 SUBUNITS CORRELATE WITH THE INDUCTION AND PERSISTENCE OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION
Authors: WILLIAMS JM MASONPARKER SE ABRAHAM WC TATE WP
Citation: Jm. Williams et al., BIPHASIC CHANGES IN THE LEVELS OF N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTOR-2 SUBUNITS CORRELATE WITH THE INDUCTION AND PERSISTENCE OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION, Molecular brain research, 60(1), 1998, pp. 21-27
SYNAPTIC ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT MODULATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL GENE-EXPRESSION IN THE RAT HIPPOCAMPUS
Authors: WILLIAMS JM THOMPSON VL MASONPARKER SE ABRAHAM WC TATE WP
Citation: Jm. Williams et al., SYNAPTIC ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT MODULATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL GENE-EXPRESSION IN THE RAT HIPPOCAMPUS, Molecular brain research, 60(1), 1998, pp. 50-56
A NOVEL STRATEGY TO INTERFERE WITH HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS TYPE-1 PROPAGATION
Authors: IRVINE JH HORSFIELD JA MCKINNEY CZ TATE WP
Citation: Jh. Irvine et al., A NOVEL STRATEGY TO INTERFERE WITH HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS TYPE-1 PROPAGATION, New Zealand medical journal, 111(1068), 1998, pp. 222-224
DECODING THE TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION SIGNAL - THE POLYPEPTIDE-CHAINRELEASE FACTOR IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI CROSS-LINKS TO THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON
Authors: POOLE ES BRIMACOMBE R TATE WP
Citation: Es. Poole et al., DECODING THE TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION SIGNAL - THE POLYPEPTIDE-CHAINRELEASE FACTOR IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI CROSS-LINKS TO THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON, RNA, 3(9), 1997, pp. 974-982
THE TRANSLATIONAL SIGNAL DATABASE, TRANSTERM - ORGANISMS, COMPLETE GENOMES
Authors: DALPHIN ME BROWN CM STOCKWELL PA TATE WP
Citation: Me. Dalphin et al., THE TRANSLATIONAL SIGNAL DATABASE, TRANSTERM - ORGANISMS, COMPLETE GENOMES, Nucleic acids research, 25(1), 1997, pp. 246-247
METAPLASTICITY - A NEW VISTA ACROSS THE FIELD OF SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY
Authors: ABRAHAM WC TATE WP
Citation: Wc. Abraham et Wp. Tate, METAPLASTICITY - A NEW VISTA ACROSS THE FIELD OF SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY, Progress in neurobiology, 52(4), 1997, pp. 303-323
SEQUENCE-INDEPENDENT EFFECTS OF PHOSPHOROTHIOATED OLIGONUCLEOTIDES ONSYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION AND EXCITABILITY IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN-VIVO
Authors: ABRAHAM WC LOGAN B THOMPSON VL WILLIAMS JM TATE WP
Citation: Wc. Abraham et al., SEQUENCE-INDEPENDENT EFFECTS OF PHOSPHOROTHIOATED OLIGONUCLEOTIDES ONSYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION AND EXCITABILITY IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN-VIVO, Neuropharmacology, 36(3), 1997, pp. 345-352
3, 4 OR MORE - THE TRANSLATIONAL STOP SIGNAL AT LENGTH
Authors: TATE WP MANNERING SA
Citation: Wp. Tate et Sa. Mannering, 3, 4 OR MORE - THE TRANSLATIONAL STOP SIGNAL AT LENGTH, Molecular microbiology, 21(2), 1996, pp. 213-219
IS THE IN-FRAME TERMINATION SIGNAL OF THE ESCHERICHIA-COLI RELEASE FACTOR-II FRAMESHIFT SITE WEAKENED BY A PARTICULARLY POOR CONTEXT
Authors: MAJOR LL POOLE ES DALPHIN ME MANNERING SA TATE WP
Citation: Ll. Major et al., IS THE IN-FRAME TERMINATION SIGNAL OF THE ESCHERICHIA-COLI RELEASE FACTOR-II FRAMESHIFT SITE WEAKENED BY A PARTICULARLY POOR CONTEXT, Nucleic acids research, 24(14), 1996, pp. 2673-2678
TRANSTERM - A DATABASE OF TRANSLATIONAL SIGNALS
Authors: DALPHIN ME BROWN CM STOCKWELL PA TATE WP
Citation: Me. Dalphin et al., TRANSTERM - A DATABASE OF TRANSLATIONAL SIGNALS, Nucleic acids research, 24(1), 1996, pp. 216-218
THE TRANSLATIONAL STOP SIGNAL - CODON WITH A CONTEXT, OR EXTENDED FACTOR RECOGNITION ELEMENT
Authors: TATE WP POOLE ES DALPHIN ME MAJOR LL CRAWFORD DJG MANNERING SA
Citation: Wp. Tate et al., THE TRANSLATIONAL STOP SIGNAL - CODON WITH A CONTEXT, OR EXTENDED FACTOR RECOGNITION ELEMENT, Biochimie, 78(11-12), 1996, pp. 945-952
EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF INTRONS IN A MULTIDOMAIN GLOBIN GENE
Authors: JELLIE AM TATE WP TROTMAN CNA
Citation: Am. Jellie et al., EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF INTRONS IN A MULTIDOMAIN GLOBIN GENE, Journal of molecular evolution, 42(6), 1996, pp. 641-647
TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION EFFICIENCY IN BOTH BACTERIA AND MAMMALS IS REGULATED BY THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON
Authors: TATE WP POOLE ES HORSFIELD JA MANNERING SA BROWN CM MOFFAT JG DALPHIN ME MCCAUGHAN KK MAJOR LL WILSON DN
Citation: Wp. Tate et al., TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION EFFICIENCY IN BOTH BACTERIA AND MAMMALS IS REGULATED BY THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON, Biochemistry and cell biology, 73(11-12), 1995, pp. 1095-1103
PROKARYOTIC RIBOSOMES RECODE THE HIV-1 GAG-POL-1 FRAMESHIFT SEQUENCE BY AN E P SITE POST-TRANSLOCATION SIMULTANEOUS SLIPPAGE MECHANISM/
Authors: HORSFIELD JA WILSON DN MANNERING SA ADAMSKI FM TATE WP
Citation: Ja. Horsfield et al., PROKARYOTIC RIBOSOMES RECODE THE HIV-1 GAG-POL-1 FRAMESHIFT SEQUENCE BY AN E P SITE POST-TRANSLOCATION SIMULTANEOUS SLIPPAGE MECHANISM/, Nucleic acids research, 23(9), 1995, pp. 1487-1494
SELECTION OF AMINOACYL-TRANSFER-RNAS AT SENSE CODONS - THE SIZE OF THE TRANSFER-RNA VARIABLE LOOP DETERMINES WHETHER THE IMMEDIATE 3'-NUCLEOTIDE TO THE CODON HAS A CONTEXT EFFECT
Authors: CURRAN JF POOLE ES TATE WP GROSS BL
Citation: Jf. Curran et al., SELECTION OF AMINOACYL-TRANSFER-RNAS AT SENSE CODONS - THE SIZE OF THE TRANSFER-RNA VARIABLE LOOP DETERMINES WHETHER THE IMMEDIATE 3'-NUCLEOTIDE TO THE CODON HAS A CONTEXT EFFECT, Nucleic acids research, 23(20), 1995, pp. 4104-4108
THE IDENTITY OF THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON DETERMINES THE EFFICIENCY OF IN-VIVO TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI
Authors: POOLE ES BROWN CM TATE WP
Citation: Es. Poole et al., THE IDENTITY OF THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON DETERMINES THE EFFICIENCY OF IN-VIVO TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI, EMBO journal, 14(1), 1995, pp. 151-158
TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION EFFICIENCY IN MAMMALS IS INFLUENCED BY THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON
Authors: MCCAUGHAN KK BROWN CM DALPHIN ME BERRY MJ TATE WP
Citation: Kk. Mccaughan et al., TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION EFFICIENCY IN MAMMALS IS INFLUENCED BY THE BASE FOLLOWING THE STOP CODON, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(12), 1995, pp. 5431-5435
THE TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION SIGNAL DATABASE (TRANSTERM) NOW ALSO INCLUDES INITIATION CONTEXTS
Authors: BROWN CM STOCKWELL PA DALPHIN ME TATE WP
Citation: Cm. Brown et al., THE TRANSLATIONAL TERMINATION SIGNAL DATABASE (TRANSTERM) NOW ALSO INCLUDES INITIATION CONTEXTS, Nucleic acids research, 22(17), 1994, pp. 3620-3624
INTERDOMAIN LINKAGE IN THE POLYMERIC HEMOGLOBIN MOLECULE OF ARTEMIA
Authors: TROTMAN CNA MANNING AM BRAY JA JELLIE AM MOENS L TATE WP
Citation: Cna. Trotman et al., INTERDOMAIN LINKAGE IN THE POLYMERIC HEMOGLOBIN MOLECULE OF ARTEMIA, Journal of molecular evolution, 38(6), 1994, pp. 628-636
THE CONCENTRATION OF POLYPEPTIDE-CHAIN RELEASE FACTOR-1 AND FACTOR-2 AT DIFFERENT GROWTH-RATES OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI
Authors: ADAMSKI FM MCCAUGHAN KK JORGENSEN F KURLAND CG TATE WP
Citation: Fm. Adamski et al., THE CONCENTRATION OF POLYPEPTIDE-CHAIN RELEASE FACTOR-1 AND FACTOR-2 AT DIFFERENT GROWTH-RATES OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI, Journal of Molecular Biology, 238(3), 1994, pp. 302-308
DIRECT RECOGNITION OF MESSENGER-RNA STOP SIGNALS BY ESCHERICHIA-COLI POLYPEPTIDE-CHAIN RELEASE FACTOR-2
Authors: BROWN CM TATE WP
Citation: Cm. Brown et Wp. Tate, DIRECT RECOGNITION OF MESSENGER-RNA STOP SIGNALS BY ESCHERICHIA-COLI POLYPEPTIDE-CHAIN RELEASE FACTOR-2, The Journal of biological chemistry, 269(52), 1994, pp. 33164-33170
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