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[27] Photoaffinity cross-linking methods for studying RNA-protein interactions

Hanna, 1989

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10916735399862572022
Author
Hanna M
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Methods in enzymology

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Publisher Summary Photochemical cross-linking can be used to characterize RNA–protein interactions in ribonucleoprotein (RNP) complexes, which exist transiently during transcription, translation, splicing, or RNA processing or as stable structural and catalytic …
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