Hibernation-Promoting Factor Sequesters Staphylococcus aureus Ribosomes to Antagonize RNase R-Mediated Nucleolytic Degradation
Ribosome hibernation is pivotal for the rapid recovery of translation after quiescence in both bacteria and eukaryotes. Ribosome hibernation factors sterically occlude the entry of mRNA and tRNA and are thought to primarily maintain ribosomes in a translation-repressive state, thereby providing a pool of readily recyclable 70S or 80S complexes upon dissociation of the hibernation factors.
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