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Biology, 17.02.2020 21:21 gummybear1398

A premature stop codon results in a nonsense mutation in Class I phenotypes. The result is a shortened and basically useless CFTR. Some drugs have been proposed to ignore the premature stop signal and continue with full-length protein production. Considering a mutated mRNA being delivered to the ribosome, how might this treatment be effective

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