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Turnover of mRNAs is one of the essential functions of RNase E.

Molecular microbiology - 1 Oct 2015

Hammarlöf Disa L, Bergman Jessica M, Garmendia Eva, Hughes Diarmaid

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RNase E is an essential bacterial endoribonuclease with a central role in processing tRNAs and rRNA, and turning over mRNAs. Previous studies in strains carrying mutations in the rne structural gene have shown that tRNA processing is likely to be an essential function of RNase E but have not determined whether mRNA turnover is also an essential function. To address this we selected extragenic suppressors of...

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PMID: 26094815
DOI: 10.1111/mmi.13100

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