Theory The Ribosome as an Optimal Decoder: A Lesson in Molecular Recognition Yonatan Savir1 and Tsvi Tlusty2,* 1Department

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Date: 2013-05-12 08:23:24 Chemistry Conformational proofreading Kinetic proofreading Translation Transfer RNA Genetic code EF-Tu Ribosome Aminoacyl-tRNA Biology Protein biosynthesis Biochemistry		Theory The Ribosome as an Optimal Decoder: A Lesson in Molecular Recognition Yonatan Savir1 and Tsvi Tlusty2,* 1Department Add to Reading List Source URL: www.weizmann.ac.il Download Document from Source Website File Size: 806,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

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