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RNA binding analysis of yeast REF2 and its two-hybrid interaction with a new gene product, FIR1

Russnak et al., 2018

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Russnak R
Pereira S
Platt T
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The product of the REF2 gene is required for optimal levels of endonucleolytic cleavage at the 3′ ends of yeast mRNA, prior to the addition of a poly (A) tail. To test the role of the previously demonstrated nonspecific affinity of REF2 for RNA in this process, we have …
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