RNA

Volume 4 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• The secondary structure of eukaryotic selenocysteine tRNA: 7/5 versus 9/4 
  SERGEY V. STEINBERG, ANATOLI IOUDOVITCH and ROBERT CEDERGREN
  Page 241
• Functional importance of conserved nucleotides at the histone RNA 3 processing site 
  ANDR FURGER, ANDR SCHALLER and DANIEL SCHMPERLI
  Page 246
• Possible involvement of Escherichia coli 23S ribosomal RNA in peptide bond formation 
  ITARU NITTA, TAKUYA UEDA and KIMITSUNA WATANABE
  Page 257
• Experimental evolution of complexity: In vitro emergence of intermolecular ribozyme interactions 
  MARTIN M. HANCZYC and ROBERT L. DORIT
  Page 268
• A top-half tDNA minihelix is a good substrate for the eubacterial CCA-adding enzyme 
  PEI-YONG SHI, ALAN M. WEINER and NANCY MAIZELS
  Page 276
• U3 snoRNA genes with and without intron in the Kluyveromyces genus: Yeasts can accommodate great variations of the U3 snoRNA 3-terminal domain 
  RGIS FOURNIER, FABIENNE BRUL, VRONIQUE SGAULT, ANNIE MOUGIN and CHRISTIANE BRANLANT
  Page 285
• Transcription termination downstream of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae FPB1 poly(A) site does not depend on efficient 3 end processing 
  AGUSTN ARANDA, JOS E. PREZ-ORTN, CLAIRE MOORE and MARCEL.L DEL OLMO
  Page 303
• mRNA stabilization by the ompA 5 untranslated region: Two protective elements hinder distinct pathways for mRNA degradation 
  TODD E. ARNOLD, JEANNE YU and JOEL G. BELASCO
  Page 319
• Defining the orientation of the human U1A RBD1 on its UTR by tethered-EDTA(Fe) cleavage 
  DAVID L. BECK, W. THOMAS STUMP and KATHLEEN B. HALL
  Page 331
• Enzymatic incorporation of 2-thio-CTP into the HDV ribozyme 
  KRISTEN RAINES and PHILIP A. GOTTLIEB
  Page 340