Un modelo de la interacción entre la sintetasa y el ARN de transferencia como se deduce por la ingeniería de

Nature
|March 2, 1986
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Resumen

La tirosil-tRNA sintetasa (TyrTS) utiliza residuos básicos específicos para unirse al ARN de transferencia (ARNt), crucial para la traducción del código genético. Las mutaciones revelan cómo TyrTS sujeta el tRNA, asegurando una fijación precisa de aminoácidos.

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