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Protein Synthesis and Addressing to the Nucleus
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Proteins: Central Dogma and Translation
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Protein Folding: Mechanisms and Consequences
Explores protein folding, misfolding consequences, chaperones' role, and ATP importance.
Hsp70/JDP Proteostasis Network: Functional Proteomics
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Nuclear Transport: Small GTPases and Cellular Switches
Explains nuclear transport using small GTPases as cellular switches.
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