"What would happen if the releasing factor were given to someone?"

All the kids on his ward must have been given the releasing factor.

He let his mind play over the various ways the clinic patients might have been given the releasing factor.

"Isn't this supposed releasing factor for the death hormone part of a natural process?"

Nevertheless, this requires an examination of the scientific evidence, the release factors and the exposure situations.

There are three known prokaryotic release factors involved in the termination of translation.

But is it the same as the hypothetical hypothalamic growth hormone releasing factor?

"That would have been an antibody to the deathhormone releasing factor," Jason said.

I believe he collected salmon heads and isolated the death hormone's releasing factor from the brains.

Later, it was demonstrated that different release factors recognize different stop codons.

The tissues will release factors and will lead to the formation of edema.

"Where did the releasing factors come from?"

This gene codes for a protein called polymerase I and transcript release factor.

Here hypothalamic neurosecretory cells release factors to the blood.

The releasing factor would be a polypeptide protein.

The releasing factor merely takes the gene activated at puberty and turns it on full force."

More specifically, it is the yeast eukaryotic release factor 1 (eRF1).

While he waited for Shirley, he again pondered the ways the releasing factor might have been administered.

Termination of elongation is dependent on eukaryotic release factors.

"Have you been able to prove that the releasing factor for the death gene was introduced into the eyedrops used by the ophthalmological office?"

Sup35p is the Saccharomyces cerevisiae (a yeast) eukaryotic translation release factor.

If someone wished to introduce the death gene's releasing factor, the mucous membrane in the eye would absorb it perfectly.

The binding of a release factor to an A-site bearing a stop codon terminates translation.

The decoding release factor binds to the A site of the ribosome and directly recognises the stop codon.

Another obvious candidate potentially interacting with the stop context is the release factor eRF1 [ 30].