How to pronounce “ribo” in English

The ribosome can take hamburgers, milk shakes and turn them into a baby in nine months.

Y el ribosoma del conejo va y lee y genera las proteínas fosforescentes.

It's called a ribosome.

esta secuencia va a indicarle al ribosoma que tiene que empezar a codificar.

The ribo in there is ribose.

And that's a rule of neurology called Ribot's Law.

Y se puede trazar cómo fue evolucionando el ribosoma.

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Sin meterme en mucho detalle, el ribosoma es la maquinita que está encargada de leer este código linealmente y convertirlo en proteínas.

Y crucialmente y fascinantemente, en el corazón del ribosoma lo que hay es una partícula de RNA, que es una de las formas en las que está guardada el código

but rather, the coupled system between a ribosome and the RNA.

That is a miracle. The ribosome takes hamburgers, French fries, potato chips, breaks apart the

Y una estructura clave que permitió entender qué es lo que sucedió fue la estructura molecular del ribosoma.

Well, even still, if you put ribosome and RNA naked on a table, they're not going to be a striving self.

If it's not your body, if it's not your DNA and ribosomes, what is it?

So here, every bacteria has a specific gene that's called the 16S ribosomal RNA gene.

Y una vez que surgió eso, a través, primero, de un proceso que se llama evolución química, , empezó a sofisticarse el ribosoma,

And ultimately, for me, photography really distills down to this idea that the French photographer Marc Riboud once said, he said that "Photography is savoring life

little bit of magic. Here's just a buffer solution--water plus a little bit of buffer in it. Here's a nucleic acid. This particular one is ribonucleic acid, but I could use deoxyribonucleic

It just happens because of the properties, the chemical, physical properties of the nucleic acids. When a protein is synthesized coming off the ribosome, there's no folding. As it

That's what it looks like. This blue and black thing upper left is adenine. The black and red thing in the middle is ribose. And the little red and yellow thing is phosphate.

There actually is a nanobot that can replicate, actually take apart molecules and rearrange them in fantastic ways. Mother Nature has already created it. It's called the ribosome.