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Nucleotide-peptide linkages were detected in a ribonucleic acid preparation obtained from yeast. Adenosihe-3′-phosphate combined with dinitrophenylated peptide was isolated after digesting the dinitrophenylated ribonucleic acid with enzymes. The peptide consisted of nine kinds of amino acid. In this preparation one peptide may be linked to the phosphate of terminal adenylic acid through its amino terminal, serine, as phosphoamide.
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Kushibe et al. (1961) studied this question.
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