ONE GENE, BUT 2 MESSENGER-RNAS ENCODE LIVER-L AND RED-CELL L' PYRUVATE-KINASE SUBUNITS
ONE GENE, BUT 2 MESSENGER-RNAS ENCODE LIVER-L AND RED-CELL L' PYRUVATE-KINASE SUBUNITS
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DOI:
10.1038/292070a0
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
KAHN, A
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作者:
MARIE, J;SIMON, MP;KAHN, A
Pyruvate kinase subunits of red cells and liver differ in their molecular weights. Peptide mapping of the rat enzymes has shown that this difference is due to a single exon peptide present in the red cell enzyme. There is strong genetic evidence in man that both enzymes are encoded by the same structural gene. In vitro protein synthesis experiments using RNA extracted from rat red cells and liver demonstrated that the difference is reflected in tissue-specific mRNA. Thus the difference is not due to post-translational processing and presumably involves either gene rearrangement or differential processing of a common nuclear RNA precursor.