The "70S-associated" 4S RNA from avian myeloblastosis virus contains transfer RNA, as determined by aminoacylation. The various amino acids esterified, plus the great number of minor bases found in this "70S-associated" 4S RNA indicate that a sizeable fraction, but not all, of this RNA is transfer RNA.
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