to "barcode" ribosomal RNA (rRNA) inside living cells. By writing genetic information directly into the 16S rRNA—a molecule ...

For instance, bacteria contain a single type of RNA ... RNA pol I transcribes ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs), RNA pol II transcribes RNAs that will become messenger RNAs (mRNAs) and also small regulatory ...

using ribosomal RNA (rRNA) as a rapid, sensitive, and accurate marker of TB infection. Unlike DNA, RNA is inherently less stable and degrades quickly after bacterial death, minimizing the risk of ...

In bacterial cells, cold shock proteins (CSPs ... between the nascent peptide and amino acid residues in the ribosomal RNA, leading to a rearrangement in RF2, shifting it to an inactive conformation.

In bacterial cells, cold shock proteins (CSPs ... between the nascent peptide and amino acid residues in the ribosomal RNA, leading to a rearrangement in RF2, shifting it to an inactive conformation.

This image highlights two alternatives for the ribosome to be recruited to an mRNA that is still being synthesized by RNA ... dominant in bacteria, RNAP (green) can interact with ribosomal protein ...

The rRNA structures also provide binding sites for ribosomal proteins, which help stabilize the overall ... This discovery led to the concept of the ribosome as a ribozyme, an RNA molecule with ...

These fragments showed strong sequence complementarity to ribosomal RNA and a leucine tRNA-derived fragment essential for protein translation (LeuCAG3′-tRF). Interaction modeling suggested that ...