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Molecular Architecture: Structure of purines/pyrimidines, ribose sugars, and the thermodynamics of base-stacking interactions.

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Protein Turnover and
degradation
Lecture 20


By: Dr. Maria Fazal-Ul-Haq

, Protein Turnover and degradation
* Protein turnover is a balance between protein resynthesis and protein
degradation.
* Protein synthesis is done by translation that is dynamic process that
involves the interaction of enzymes, tRNA, ribosomes and rRNAs,
translation factors and mRNA.
* Faulty or damaged proteins are recognized and degraded within cells,
by eliminating the mistakes made during protein synthesis.
* Proteins are constantly being degraded and resynthesized.


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