Translating the green code: Ribo-Seq for photosynthetic eukaryotes in focus

Because they are continually exposed to fluctuating environments, photosynthetic organisms, including land plants and algae, must adapt to a wide range of environmental conditions. For this purpose, translational control plays a pivotal role. The advent of ribosome profiling, or Ribo-Seq, has helped overcome the technical barriers faced by earlier methods, enabling comprehensive and quantitative analysis of protein synthesis. This review highlights recent advances in green lineage Ribo-Seq, covering technical innovations, diverse applications and analytical insights. These findings emphasize the power and versatility of this technique in exploring translational regulation in photosynthetic species.

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The Journal of Biochemistry
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2026-01-12
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jb/mvag004
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RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms
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Translating the green code: Ribo-Seq for photosynthetic eukaryotes in focus

Naohiro Kawamoto, S. h. Iwasaki
The Journal of Biochemistry
RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms
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Translating the green code: Ribo-Seq for photosynthetic eukaryotes in focus

Naohiro Kawamoto, S. h. Iwasaki
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Abstract

Because they are continually exposed to fluctuating environments, photosynthetic organisms, including land plants and algae, must adapt to a wide range of environmental conditions. For this purpose, translational control plays a pivotal role. The advent of ribosome profiling, or Ribo-Seq, has helped overcome the technical barriers faced by earlier methods, enabling comprehensive and quantitative analysis of protein synthesis. This review highlights recent advances in green lineage Ribo-Seq, covering technical innovations, diverse applications and analytical insights. These findings emphasize the power and versatility of this technique in exploring translational regulation in photosynthetic species.

The Journal of BiochemistryVol. 179(3)
Pioneer (United States) (US), RIKEN (JP), The University of Tokyo (JP)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms
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