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Plant mitochondrial RNase P and E. coli RNase P have different substrate specificities.

Biochemistry and molecular biology international - 1 Mar 1993

Marchfelder A, Brennicke A

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Substrate specificity requirements of the plant mitochondrial RNase P were investigated with different natural and mutated substrates. Heterologous precursors with intact tRNAs from plant and fungal mitochondria, from bacteria, archaebacteria and of eukaryotic origins were processed faithfully, albeit with different efficiencies. Alteration of the acceptor stem length did not disturb correct processing, while...

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