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Mutant Ribosomes and the Action of Antibiotics

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Mutant Ribosomes and the Action of Antibiotics

The ribosome, found in all living cells, is the molecular machine that builds proteins. It faithfully attaches together amino acids – the building blocks of proteins – in the order determined by messenger RNA molecules, which in turn follow the...
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