Defect Transport Mechanism Leads to Shortened Chromosome Ends
Scientists at the University of Göttingen have deciphered the biogenesis of an enzyme complex whose role is to ensure that the ends of chromosomes are not shortened during the cell division process and that the genetic material is fully maintained. To be fully functional, telomerase RNA has to be shuttled in and out of the …
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