POLYADENYLATED RNA OF MOUSE OVA AND LOSS OF MATERNAL RNA IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT
POLYADENYLATED RNA OF MOUSE OVA AND LOSS OF MATERNAL RNA IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT
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DOI:
10.1016/0012-1606(80)90048-2
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
DELEON, V
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作者:
BACHVAROVA, R;DELEON, V
Ovulated mouse ova containing RNA labeled during oocyte growth were analyzed for the distribution of label between poly(A)+ and poly(A)- RNA by chromatography on poly(U) Sepharose columns. A small correction was made for contamination of the poly(A)+ fraction by poly(A)- RNA. About 9.6% of the RNA label was found in the poly(A)+ fraction for RNA labeled at any point throughout the growth phase of the oocyte 19-7 days before ovulation. The labeled poly(A) RNA displayed a heterogeneous profile from about 14 S-30S on sucrose gradients. The amount of maternal mRNA present in the mouse egg calculated from available evidence is 5-8% of the total egg RNA, sufficient to substantially contribute to early embryonic protein synthesis. Labeled maternal RNA followed during preimplantation development declined by 40% on the 1st day, was stable on the 2nd day and declined by an additional 30% on the 3rd day of development to the blastocyst stage. The proportion of RNA label in poly(A)+ RNA remained approximately constant throughout. Degradation of specific maternal messages and ribosomes may accompany changes in the pattern of protein synthesis on the 1st day of development. A substantial proportion of maternal RNA is apparently used during blastocyst formation.