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SRP54 bacterial homologous can be referred to as Ffh (Fifty Four Homologous). | SRP54 bacterial homologous can be referred to as Ffh (Fifty Four Homologous). | ||
SRP is a ribonucleoprotein particle essential for the translation and integration in membranes of signal peptide-bearing proteins. | SRP is a ribonucleoprotein particle essential for the translation and integration in membranes of signal peptide-bearing proteins. It is composed of an RNA backbone, on which bind different proteins. | ||
For example Mammalian SRP are formed of the RNA 7S and SRP 9-14-19-54-68-72. | For example Mammalian SRP are formed of the RNA 7S and SRP 9-14-19-54-68-72. | ||
SRP54 and regions of RNA 7S are highly conserved in every organism and it was found that these two components are sufficient to form a minimal SRP. | SRP54 and regions of RNA 7S are highly conserved in every organism and it was found that these two components are sufficient to form a minimal SRP. | ||
