The antibacterial protein colicin E3 is an effective inhibitor of protein synthesis in bacteria. This protein is
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The antibacterial protein colicin E3 is an effective inhibitor of protein synthesis in bacteria. This protein is a nuclease, specifically attacking a phosphodiester bond near the 3′ end of the 16S RNA. Suggest a mechanism for the effect of colicin E3 on translation.
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Colicin E3s inhibition of protein synthesis in bacteria occurs through its nuclease activity target...View the full answer
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