Abstract
Early work onE. coli ribonuclease P led to the detailed characterization of the native enzyme, which culminated in the discovery and initial characterization of M1 RNA and the demonstration thatE. coli RNase P contains an essential RNA component.
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Abbreviations
- MB:
-
methylene blue
- MN:
-
micrococcal nuclease
- RNaseP:
-
ribonuclease P
- M1 RNA:
-
ribonuclease P RNA
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Stark, B.C. Early studies of native ribonuclease P, including discovery of its essential RNA component. Mol Biol Rep 22, 95–97 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00988712
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