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. 1983 Sep 10;11(17):5893–5901. doi: 10.1093/nar/11.17.5893

Chemical modification of cytosine residues of U6 snRNA with hydrogen sulfide (nucleosides and nucleotides. Part 49 [1]).

K Miura, S Tsuda, F Harada, T Ueda
PMCID: PMC326325  PMID: 6193487

Abstract

Sulfhydrolysis of cytosine residues to 4-thiouracil residues in mouse U6 snRNA was carried out to examine the secondary structure of U6 snRNA. The cytosine residues at positions 6, 42 and 68 were modified significantly, and at positions 11, 19 (or/and 25), 61 and 66 in moderate extent. Based on the result, the plausible secondary structure of U6 snRNA is discussed.

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