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. 1976 Feb;3(2):371–380. doi: 10.1093/nar/3.2.371

Comparative base compositions of chloroplast and cytoplasmic tRNAPhe's from Euglena gracilis.

L I Hecker, M Uziel, W E Barnett
PMCID: PMC342907  PMID: 815890

Abstract

The nucleoside compositions of chloroplast and cytoplasmic tRNAPhe's from Euglena gracilis have been determined. The modified nucleoside compositions of these two tRNAs indicate that tRNAPheChl is more similar to procaryotic (E. coli) tRNAPhe than to either the Euglena cytoplasmic tRNAPhe or other eucaryotic cytoplasmic tRNAPhe's.

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