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Eukaryotic tRNA paradox.
Journal of biomolecular structure & dynamics - 1 Jan 2015
Mitra Sanga, Samadder Arpa, Das Pijush, Das Smarajit, Chakrabarti Jayprokas
Abstract excerpt
tRNAs are widely believed to segregate into two classes, I and II. Computational analysis of eukaryotic tRNA entries in Genomic tRNA Database, however, leads to new, albeit paradoxical, presence of more than a thousand class-I tRNAs with uncharacteristic long variable arms (V-arms), like in class-II. Out of 62,202 tRNAs from 69 eukaryotes, as many as 1431 class-I tRNAs have these novel extended V-arms, and we...
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