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使用来自大肠杆菌和HeLa细胞的非活性子单元的RNAase P活性复合

H A Gold, S Altman

    Cell
    |January 31, 1986
    PubMed
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    研究人员使用非活性RNA和蛋白质成分重组了活性HeLa细胞RNAase P酶复合体. 这种方法有助于从HeLa细胞中净化功能性RNA和蛋白质,不同于 prokaryotic RNAase P.

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