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A series of proteins with small chemical tags attached along the length signifying posttranslational modification by ubiquitination. AI generated
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A series of fluorescent images showing the binding of different proteins and molecules to specific parts of a nematodes
A colorful depiction of the Golgi apparatus a stacked series of flattened membranes responsible for modifying sorting
A series of timelapse images capturing the dynamic movement of kinesin and dynein proteins as they shuttle mitochondria
A series of DNA strand breaks being mended by repair proteins in a biological system
A series of ries in a row depicting the simultaneous translation of multiple mRNA strands into different proteins
An illustration depicting the mechanism of ubiquitination where a series of enzyme complexes work together to attach