An Adenylic Acid-Rich Sequence in Messenger RNA of HeLa Cells and Its Possible Relationship to Reiterated Sites in DNA
AUTOR(ES)
Darnell, J. E.
RESUMO
Messenger RNA from HeLa cells contains, as part of the polynucleotide chain, RNase-resistant sequences that are labeled by adenosine but not by uridine. Heterogeneous nuclear RNA also contains adenylate-rich RNase-resistant regions, but in lower proportion than messenger RNA. Hybridization to DNA of 32P-labeled messenger RNA reveals that some of the adenylate-rich region is included in the rapidly-hybridizing fraction.
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