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[Low-molecular RNA subcellular localization and its binding strength with cellular structures].

V I Evtushenko, A Z Pliusnin, A P Kozlov

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    |October 1, 1979
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    Low molecular weight (LMW) nuclear RNAs, including novel types, were found in rat liver cytoplasm and polysomes. These RNAs exhibit varying binding affinities to cellular structures, with some tightly associated with the chromosome-nucleolar apparatus.

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