Characterization of 10S RNA: A new stable RNA molecule from Escherichia coli

@article{Ray2004CharacterizationO1,
  title={Characterization of 10S RNA: A new stable RNA molecule from Escherichia coli},
  author={Bimal K. Ray and David Apirion},
  journal={Molecular and General Genetics MGG},
  year={2004},
  volume={174},
  pages={25-32}
}
  • B. Ray, D. Apirion
  • Published 2 July 1979
  • Biology
  • Molecular and General Genetics MGG
SummaryWhen cells of Escherichia coli are labeled with 32Pi for long periods of time and the cell content is subjected to electrophoresis in polyacrylamide gels, an RNA band appears which is about 10S in size. This band seems to contain three conformers. After treatment with formamide only a single band appears in this region of the gel, which contains 550 nucleotides as determined from its mobility. The complexity of the fingerprint of this material, after digestion with T1-RNase, is in… 
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