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A new monovalent and divalent requiring endoribonuclease has been identified in extracts of calf heart tissue using a natural substrate molecule. This ribonuclease creates 5' hydroxyl and 3' phosphate groups in its cleavage products. It cleaves predominantly between pyrimidine and A residues though not all such possible sites are attacked in the substrates tested.
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