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INHIBITION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MAMMALIAN CELL-FREE SYSTEMS BY CHLORAMPHENICOL

Published in: Journal of Experimental Medicine

Date of publication: August 1, 1964

Language: English

Main subject: RNA, pharmacology, messenger RNA, cell-free system, protein biosynthesis, immunology

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Experiments on hemoglobin biosynthesis
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Synthesis of hemoglobin in a cell-free system. I. Properties of the complete system
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Function of aggregated reticulocyte ribosomes in protein synthesis

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