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Small is big in Arabidopsis mitochondrial ribosome
Ribosomes are the molecular machines that translate messenger RNAs into proteins. They consist of two subunits. The small one decodes messenger RNA and the large one carries out the polymerization of amino acids to form the corresponding protein.
The team of Philippe Giegé (team 5) in collaboration with the teams of Yaser Hashem (IECB, INSERM, Bordeaux) and Hakim Mireau (IJPB, INRA, Versailles) has determined the specific composition and architecture of Arabidopsis mitochondrial ribosomes.
This study was published on January 9, 2019 in the journal Nature Plants.
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Publications per team
• Team 1 : Intracellular traffic of RNA and mitochondrial pathologies
• Team 2: Dynamics of the translation machinery nanomachines and metabolic cross-talks
• Team 3: Metabolism and trafficking of RNA in the plant cell
• Team 4: Maintenance and expression of the plant mitochondrial genome
• Team 5: Function of PPR proteins
• Team 6: Mitochondrial translation and pathologies
• Team 7: Intraspecific variation and genome evolution
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