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克隆酵母氨酸tRNA基因的转录和处理,微注入青卵细胞

E M De Robertis, M V Olson

    Nature
    |March 8, 1979
    PubMed
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    类卵细胞可以处理酵母氨酸转移RNA (tRNA) 基因,包括基础修饰和拼接等重要步骤. 这项研究揭示了在不同酵母tRNA Tyr loci.中的主要转录中的一致的5'领导扩展.

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