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Detection of anticodon nuclease residues involved in tRNALys cleavage specificity.

Journal of molecular biology - 2 Apr 1999

Meidler R, Morad I, Amitsur M, Inokuchi H, Kaufmann G

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The tRNALys-specific anticodon nuclease exists in latent form in Escherichia coli strains containing the optional prr locus. The latency is a result of a masking interaction between the anticodon nuclease core-polypeptide PrrC and the Type IC DNA restriction-modification enzyme EcoprrI. Activation of the latent enzyme by phage T4-infection elicits cleavage of tRNALys 5' to the wobble base, yielding 5'-OH and 2',...

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PMID: 10092455
DOI: 10.1006/jmbi.1999.2634

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