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IS10 antisense control in vivo is affected by mutations throughout the region of complementarity between the interacting RNAs.

Journal of molecular biology - 10 Mar 1995

Jain C

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Translation of the IS10 transposase mRNA (RNA-IN) is inhibited by antisense pairing with a small IS10 encoded transcript called RNA-OUT. To further characterize IS10 antisense control, an extensive set of mutations in the region of complementarity between RNA-OUT, and its target RNA-IN have been isolated. These mutations have been characterized for their effects on antisense inhibition of transposase gene...

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PMID: 7877178
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-2836(05)80108-1

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