New microscopy reveals ribosomes' cooperativity
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Ribosomes team up in difficult situations, new imaging method reveals

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Researchers from the Hubrecht Institute have developed a new microscopy technique to observe how ribosomes function in cells.
With this method, they can monitor individual ribooms as they convert mRNA into proteins.
The researchers discovered that riboomes help each other when encountering difficulties, a process they call ribosome cooperativity.