RegistrarSo once the mRNA is produced, what happens then?PTRI have the word "ribosome" in my head. But maybe that's just something in my breakfast cereal.
As it turns out, ribosome was the word I was after. The other word that I was afraid I was confusing it with was "riboflavin", a.k.a. vitamin B2, which is essential to life because it makes your pee yellow. All those nutri-grain ads on the idiot box when I was a kid nearly derailed my medical career.
My vulnerability to the all-pervasive cereal advertising industry in lieu of any kind of actual medical training is regrettable. But still, I can walk the walk and talk the chalk or something like that when I have to. Check out this picture from a talk I gave earlier this year on tuberous sclerosis:
It's complex but I think it captures the essence of what I was trying to say, which is that I had no freakin' idea of what is really going on but it's probably too complex to matter in an informal talk.
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