The Primary Structure of tRNAIIArg from Brewers' Yeast. 2. Partial Digestion with Ribonuclease T1 and Derivation of the Complete Sequence
European Journal of BiochemistryPublished 1 August 1975Open access
Jean Weissenbach, Robert P. Martin, G. Dirheimer
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The primary structure of tRNAIIArg has been determined after partial digestion with T1 ribonuclease as described in the following paper.
Abstract
Several large oligonucleotides obtained by partial digestion of tRNAIIArg from brewers' yeast with ribonuclease T1 have been isolated and their sequences have been established. These results and those described in the preceding paper permitted the derivation of the complete primary structure of this tRNA.
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