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2006, Number 2

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Microbiología 2006; 48 (2)

The big world of the small RNAs

Miranda RJ
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Language: Spanish
References: 45
Page: 73-78
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Key words:

RNAs regulatorios, E. Coli.

ABSTRACT

In the last ten years a great number of RNAs have been discovered that function by regulating gene expression and do not code for a protein. This RNAs are named ncRNAs or sRNAs (non coding RNAs or small RNAs). More than 70 sRNAs have been documented in Escherichia coli and function by inhibiting/promoting translation or degradation, some have intrinsic catalytic properties and others modify the activity of a protein. The mechanisms of action of some of them will be reviewed as well as the efforts to find new sRNAs by systematic oriented searches.


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