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Kawakami et al., 1996 - Google Patents

Constructing an efficient trans-acting genomic HDV ribozyme

Kawakami et al., 1996

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6953708738459069585
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Kawakami J
Yuda K
Suh Y
Kumar P
Nishikawa F
Maeda H
Taira K
Ohtsuka E
Nishikawa S
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We have engineered a genomic HDV ribozyme to construct several trans-acting ribozymes for use in trans to cleave target RNAs. Among the 10 different combinations attempted, only HDV88-Trans had cleavage activity on the 13-nucleotide substrate, R13, in vitro. To improve …
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