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从前体tRNA中精确切除中间序列,通过与膜相关的酵母内核酶

C L Peebles, P Gegenheimer, J Abelson

    Cell
    |February 1, 1983
    PubMed
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    研究人员分离了酵母tRNA拼接内核酶,揭示了其不可分割的膜蛋白质性质和精氨酸增强的裂变活性. 这种酶精确地从前体tRNA中切除中间序列.

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