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We examine the dynamics of the translation stage of cellular protein production, in which ribosomes move uni-directionally along mRNA strands building an amino acid chain as they go. We describe the system using a timed event graph - a…

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Recent whole genome polymerase binding assays have shown that a large proportion of unexpressed genes have pre-assembled RNA pol II transcription initiation complex stably bound to their promoters. Some such promoter proximally paused genes…

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