Where you start could determine where you end up

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Authors: Cecilia A. Leber, Hani S. Zaher
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Abstract

A significant subset of the eukaryotic proteome must localize to multiple cellular compartments, necessitating the emergence of mechanisms to produce protein isoforms with distinct targeting sequences. Ly et al. reveal that alternative start-codon selection during translation initiation is a pervasive mechanism for dual localization of proteins by generating N-terminal isoforms.

Fields of Study & Subjects

RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms Machine Learning in Bioinformatics Antimicrobial Peptides and Activities

Publication details

Journal / source
Trends in Cell Biology
Volume
36
Issue
2
Pages
83–85
Publication date
8 January 2026
Language
EN