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A truncated aminoacyl–tRNA synthetase modifies RNA

Salazar et al., 2004

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1313270133248980176
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Salazar J
Ambrogelly A
Crain P
McCloskey J
Söll D
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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Aminoacyl–tRNA synthetases are modular enzymes composed of a central active site domain to which additional functional domains were appended in the course of evolution. Analysis of bacterial genome sequences revealed the presence of many shorter aminoacyl …
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