GTP

Definitions

noun A nucleotide composed of guanine, ribose, and three linked phosphate groups. It is incorporated into the growing RNA chain during synthesis of RNA and used as a source of energy during synthesis of proteins.

[g(uanosine) t(ri)p(hosphate).]

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ROPs bind to a small molecule called GTP, which then breaks up into another molecule called

Daily News & Analysis 2010
These enzymes bind a chemical called GTP and convert it to a simpler form (GDP), releasing energy in the process.

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(TM) for 4G/LTE provides unique value by supporting core LTE protocols, such as GTP and Diameter.

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(TM) for 4G/LTE provides unique value by supporting core LTE protocols, such as GTP and Diameter.

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-- Covers the concepts of the telecom charging on mobile services and the new technologies for implementing online charging system, such as GTP 'and Diameter protocol

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DEFENSICS ™ for 4G/LTE provides unique value by supporting core LTE protocols, such as GTP and Diameter.

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(TM) for 4G/LTE provides unique value by supporting core LTE protocols, such as GTP and Diameter.

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(TM) for 4G/LTE provides unique value by supporting core LTE protocols, such as GTP and Diameter.

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(TM) for 4G/LTE provides unique value by supporting core LTE protocols, such as GTP and Diameter.

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