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Description
720726 The effects of Q loss in bacteria may well be more complex, and strongly growth condition-dependent, but can lead to biased translation and proteome remodeling, particularly under the combined effects of nutritional stress and antibiotic stress
Most research peptides are supplied as lyophilised (freeze-dried) powders
Dev Biol 417: 139157, 2016
Clear solution
Both peptides are synthetic and intended strictly for in vitro research, analytical purposes, or laboratory-based experimentation
