Гены 4, 5SH РНК: структура, эволюция, транскрипция
Диссертация
Другие РНК, обнаруженные в клетках крыс и мышей, но отсутствующие у человека и кролика, были описаны еще в 1970;х годах и названы 4,5Si РНК и 4,5S РНК (последнюю позднее Harada et al, 1986, обозначили как 4,5S РНКп, далее в наших работах — 4,5SH РНК). 4,5Si РНК встречается у грызунов только четырех родственных семейств (мышиные, хомячьи, слепышовые и бамбуковые крысы) и демонстрирует значительную… Читать ещё >
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