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Gene+Expr
1991 ; 1
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): 5-14
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Polyadenylation precedes splicing in vitro
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Niwa M
; Berget SM
Gene Expr
1991[Apr]; 1
(1
): 5-14
PMID1726467
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Vertebrate premessenger RNAs are usually spliced and polyadenylated. In vivo
analysis of the relative kinetics of the two reactions is difficult. We have used
in vitro processing systems to investigate the order of splicing and
polyadenylation of chimeric precursor RNAs containing a single intron and a
poly(A) site. Polyadenylated, but not spliced, intermediate RNA appeared first
and reached a low steady-state level early during incubation, properties
consistent with its being a reaction intermediate in the production of
doubly-processed spliced and polyadenylated product RNA. The kinetics of
polyadenylation suggested that polyadenylated RNA was the only intermediate in
the production of doubly-processed RNA. Spliced, but not polyadenylated, RNA also
appeared. This species, however, continued to accumulate during reaction, and
could not be chased into product spliced and polyadenylated RNA. These data
support a preferred order of reaction for 3' terminal introns and exons in which
polyadenylation precedes splicing.
|Adenoviridae
[MESH]|Exons
[MESH]|Genes, Synthetic
[MESH]|Kinetics
[MESH]|Magnesium
[MESH]|Poly A/*metabolism
[MESH]|RNA Precursors/*metabolism
[MESH]|RNA Splicing/*physiology
[MESH]|RNA, Messenger
[MESH]|RNA/metabolism
[MESH]|Regulatory Sequences, Nucleic Acid
[MESH]|Ribonucleoproteins/metabolism
[MESH]|Simian virus 40
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