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The acceptor stem in pre-tRNAs determines the cleavage specificity of RNase P

Holm et al., 1992

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Holm P
Krupp G
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Nucleic acids research

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As the result of an unusual RNase P specificity, some special, mature tRNAs have acceptor stems with eight instead of the common seven base pairs. The data from numerous studies suggest that some features in the tRNA domain of pre-tRNAs are important for this …
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