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The Translational Apparatus - Structure, Function, Regulation, Evolution (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1993)
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The Translational Apparatus - Structure, Function, Regulation, Evolution (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1993)
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The conference entitled "The Translational Apparatus" was held in
Berlin from October 31 to November 5, 1992, in honorem et memoriam
of H. G. Wittmann. The presentations of the rewarding, enjoyable
and scientifically exciting week in Berlin were a fitting
appreciation of this great man, and all participants and speakers
contributed to the success of the meeting. The second reason for
holding the Berlin meeting was to convene a group of scientists for
a state-of-the-art presentation on ribosomes and related subjects;
the outcome is this book. We have broadened the spectrum of topics
to cover activities preceding and following pure ribosomal
functions, such as "Synthetases" and "Protein Sorting",
respectively, and we took the liberty of ordering the contributions
in a way which does not always reflect the order of speakers. We
are grateful to the authors who patiently tolerated our
organization and our regulations for manuscripts. K.H. Nierhaus F.
Franceschi A.R. Subramanian v CONTENTS I. tRNA and Aminoaeyl-tRNA
Synthetases 1. The Crystal Structure of SeryI-tRNA Synthetase and
its Complexes with A TP and tRNASer...1 S. Cusack, C.
Berthet-Colominas, V. Biou, F. Borel, M. Fujinaga, M. Hartlein, I.
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