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June 1, 1971Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences390 citationsOpen Access

An Adenylic Acid-Rich Sequence in Messenger RNA of HeLa Cells and Its Possible Relationship to Reiterated Sites in DNA

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JDJames DarnellRWRandolph WallRTRobert Tushinski

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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 (32)P-labeled messenger RNA reveals that some of the adenylate-rich region is included in the rapidly-hybridizing fraction.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a11dd3a0aad52b339b4cd41https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.68.6.1321
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