PATHOLOGIES CAUSED BY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND ITS BREAKDOWN
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This article provides information on the molecular basis of protein synthesis, its stages, control mechanisms and pathologies that occur when this process is disrupted. There is also a scientific analysis of clinical manifestations of protein synthesis disorders, the effects of genetic and environmental factors, diagnostic methods and modern treatment approaches. The relevance of the study is that defects in protein synthesis serve as a leading factor in the development of various severe hereditary and acquired diseases.
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