To produce a functional protein, transcription is followed by translation.

The genetic code is the set of chemical symbols by which a gene is translated into a functional protein.

However, the second copy still produces a functional protein.

Steps in the creation of a functional protein.

As with functional proteins, pseudogenes were classified into families using InterPro.

The two components of aequorin reconstitute spontaneously, forming the functional protein.

Strep-tag is especially suited for analysis of functional proteins, because the purification procedure can be kept under physiological conditions.

The correct three-dimensional structure is essential to function, although some parts of functional proteins may remain unfolded.

In cancer cells, p300 mutations prevent the gene from producing any functional protein.

One approach involves studying the way small molecules called amino acids fold themselves up to make functional proteins.