Titlebook: Handbook of Genetics; Volume 5: Molecular Robert C. King (Professor of Genetics) Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 D

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Repeated DNA in Eukaryotesrom five copies in bacteria (Attardi and Amaldi, 1970) to thousands of copies in eukaryotes (Brown and Dawid, 1968), the sequences of DNA complementary to ribosomal RNA generally account for only a fraction of a percent of the total nuclear DNA.

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Chromosomal Proteinscertain controlled locations. This has been verified by direct visualization of RNA transcription by means of the electron microscope (Hamkalo and Miller, 1973). We understand little of the molecular basis of this control. Even less understood is the molecular mechanism underlying the chromosomal ev

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Mitochondrial Ribosomesssential) protein components of the mitochondrial biogenetic system—ribosomal proteins, factors, and enzymes—appear to be coded by nuclear DNA and synthesized on cytoplasmic ribosomes. Thus the mitochondrial and nuclear-cytoplasmic macromolecule-synthesizing systems must cooperate as intimately in t

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