ReviewMicroorganisms2022
Regulation of Leaderless mRNA Translation in Bacteria.
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In bacteria, the translation of genetic information can begin through at least three different mechanisms: canonical or Shine-Dalgarno-led initiation, readthrough or 70S scanning initiation, or leaderless initiation. Here, we discuss the main features and regulation of the last, which is characterized mainly by the ability of 70S ribosomal particles to bind to AUG located at or near the 5' end of mRNAs to initiate translation. These leaderless mRNAs (lmRNAs) are rare in enterobacteria, such as
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