THE SEQUENCE 5'-AAUAAA-3' FORMS PART OF THE RECOGNITION SITE FOR POLYADENYLATION OF LATE SV40 MESSENGER-RNAS
THE SEQUENCE 5'-AAUAAA-3' FORMS PART OF THE RECOGNITION SITE FOR POLYADENYLATION OF LATE SV40 MESSENGER-RNAS
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DOI:
10.1016/0092-8674(81)90521-3
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
SHENK, T
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作者:
FITZGERALD, M;SHENK, T
Three effects of deletion mutations were observed on polyadenylation of late SV-40 mRNA. The 1st class of mutants lack segments (3-14 bp [base pairs] between the 5''-AAUAAA-3'' and normal poly(A) site. These mutants produce mRNA polyadenylated at new sites, downstream from the wild-type site. The poly(A) site is moved farther downstream as the deletions become larger; as a result, polyadenylation always occurs within an 11-19 nucleotide range from the AAUAAA sequence. The 2nd class of mutants lack segments [12-30 bp] between the AAUAAA sequence and the coding region of the mRNA. The poly(A) site for only one of these mutants was studied (dl1457, -12 bp). In this case, the spatial relationship between AAUAAA and poly(A) site is altered. The dl1457 mutant produces a class of mRNA polyadenylated at the 1st CA following the AAUAAA sequence, as well as other mRNA polyadenylated further downstream. A 16 bp deletion that includes the AAUAAA sequence prevents poly(A) addition.