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W Gruissem, B M Greenberg, G Zurawski

    Cell
    |December 1, 1983
    PubMed
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    研究人员创建了一个质体体内转录系统,以研究菜和Euglena gracilis中的转移RNA (tRNA) 基因表达. 这个系统成功地转录和处理了特定的tRNA基因,揭示了关键的调节性DNA序列.

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