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A highly conserved 6S RNA structure is required for regulation of transcription.
Nature structural & molecular biology - 1 Apr 2005
Trotochaud Amy E, Wassarman Karen M
Abstract excerpt
6S RNA, a highly abundant noncoding RNA, regulates transcription through interaction with RNA polymerase in Escherichia coli. Computer searches identified 6S RNAs widely among gamma-proteobacteria. Biochemical approaches were required to identify more divergent 6S RNAs. Two Bacillus subtilis RNAs were found to interact with the housekeeping form of RNA polymerase, thereby establishing them as 6S RNAs. A third B....
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