mRNA Processing and Metabolism

  • Schoenberg D
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Abstract

In cells, the poly(A) tail stimulates translation from messenger RNAs bearing a cap structure or viral IRES elements. This 3' end-mediated stimulation of translation is not reflected in commonly used commercial cell-free translation systems prepared from rabbit reticulocytes or wheat germ. We describe a simple procedure to generate poly(A) tail-responsive translation extracts from HeLa cells. We suggest that this procedure should be adaptable to many animal cell lines.

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Schoenberg, D. R. (2004). mRNA Processing and Metabolism. mRNA Processing and Metabolism. Humana Press. https://doi.org/10.1385/1592597505

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