P-bodies are dynamic and reversible nonmembrane-bound cytoplasmic structures. These discrete foci function in mRNA decay (decapping and breakdown), RNA-mediated gene silencing (microRNA and siRNA-based gene silencing), mRNA surveillance (or quality control) and translational control. In addition to being sites of mRNA degradation it seems that P-bodies can temporarily sequester mRNAs away from the translation machinery.
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P-bodies are dynamic and reversible nonmembrane-bound cytoplasmic structures. These discrete foci function in mRNA decay (decapping and breakdown), RNA-mediated gene silencing (microRNA and siRNA-based gene silencing), mRNA surveillance (or quality control) and translational control. In addition to being sites of mRNA degradation it seems that P-bodies can temporarily sequester mRNAs away from the translation machinery.
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Cytoplasmic bodies,
Cytoplasmic body,
Cytoplasmic mRNA processing body,
DCP bodies,
Dcp body,
GW bodies,
GW body,
GWB,
Gawky bodies,
Gawky body,
P bodies,
P body,
P-bodies,
P-body,
PB,
Processing bodies,
Processing body,
mRNA processing bodies,
mRNA processing body
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P-body
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