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Ribonukleinsäure in zellphysiologischen Prozessen

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Die Nukleinsäuren des Cytoplasmas

Part of the book series: Protoplasmatologia ((2120,volume 2 / B/2 / b e))

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Letztlich lassen sich alle zellulären Prozesse und Aktivitäten auf die Bildung von spezifischen Eiweißkörpern zurückführen. Dies ist offensichtlich im Falle von Protein synthetisierenden Drüsenzellen oder Differenzierungsleistungen, deren vornehmliche Aufgabe die Bildung eines speziellen Proteins ist, wie z. B. des Actomyosins der Muskelzellen oder des Hämoglobins der Erythrocyten. Aber auch. alle anderen Differenzierungsprozesse und Wachstumsvorgänge sind ohne Zweifel mit der Bildung spezifischer Eiweißkörper verknüpft. Schließlich ist jegliche Zelltätigkeit an das Vorhandensein und die Beteiligung von Enzymen und damit eine dauernde Eiweißneubildung gebunden.

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Kiefer, G., Sandritter, W. (1966). Ribonukleinsäure in zellphysiologischen Prozessen. In: Die Nukleinsäuren des Cytoplasmas. Protoplasmatologia, vol 2 / B/2 / b e. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5568-4_6

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