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• W1512461236 abstract "Publisher Summary This chapter reviews the relatively new appearance of a variety of RNA's that are functionally distinct are closely interrelated. Ribosomal RNA seems to stand apart with only a passive participation in information transfer. Its relationship to messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) is unsettled, one group favoring a “melting” of mRNA into the ribosome, while others favor separate paths of synthesis from a common pool of mononucleotides. The general mode of biosynthesis of sequence patterns has proven to be a one-by-one addition and the differences of sequence pattern between ribosomal and the template carrying mRNA are difficult to explain. The chapter discusses that the rapid turnover of mRNA was originally thought to be a characteristic of this class of material. Such turnover now seems rather to be a feature of microbial mRNA during rapid growth. It is related to a rapid rate of protein synthesis and the need for fast replacement in view of an apparently rapidly changing mRNA population with a probably sequential translating of DNA into protein synthesis during the growth cycle. Thus mRNA may be defined, as of now, as a sequence-determining template that combines with ribosomes for catalytic functioning in protein synthesis." @default.
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• W1512461236 title "Messenger Ribonucleic Acid" @default.
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