Titlebook: In Vitro Transcription and Translation Protocols; Martin J. Tymms Book 19951st edition Humana Press 1995

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Quantitative Measurement of mRNA Using the RNase Protection Assay,ithin a population of closely related sequences. Fourth, RNase protection is particularly suited to the quantitation mRNA species that are partially degraded (which is common with clinical samples) or too large to be found intact by Northern analysis, since the probe is generally significantly short

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In Vitro mRNA Editing Using S100 Extracts, the V protein, which is encoded solely by the first open reading frame (.). Similarly, in a subset of P gene transcripts of measles virus, the insertion of a nontemplated G residue connects the reading frame for the P protein to a cysteine-rich segment (.). Another example of sequence alteration of

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Plastid In Vitro Transcription,s, but with considerable species-specific variations. It is still an open question whether multiple entirely distinct RNA polymerases exist within the chloroplast and other plastid forms. Alternatively, one common core enzyme could be surrounded by different specificity factors, which would account

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Microinjection of In Vitro Transcribed RNA and Antisense Oligonucleotides in Mouse Oocytes and Earlminal vesicle stage breakdown and thus failed to complete meiosis. In a similar fashion, the role of other genes, such as ., and ., has been shown to be necessary for oocyte maturation in . oocytes (.–.). . oocytes have been widely used to study the function of genes, because the oocytes translate i

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mRNA Translation in Xenopus Oocytes,rocessing, phosphorylation, acetylation, hydroxylation, amidation) many of which do not occur in the standard cell-free translation systems. Because of these and other characteristics, . oocytes have been successfully used in situations when more than the mere translation of the mRNA was required.