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genetic diseases.
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istry faculty along with Dr. Tamar
Ben-Yosef of the Rappaport School
of Medicine. The two published their
discovery recently in the journal
Bioorganic and Medical Chemistry
Letters.
"In every cell there are ribosomes,
which are a kind of 'machine' that
translates the genetic information for
the protein," Bazov said. "The mate-
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than one-seventh as toxic as genta-
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