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Studies on yeast in vitro protein synthesis

by Christopher Hal Sissons

Institution: University of Auckland
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Year: 1971
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Record ID: 1312315
Full text PDF: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/844


Abstract

1. An in vitro protein synthesizing system was developed from a brewer's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae). It was characterized, and some of the conditions necessary for optimal protein synthesis established. 2. Only a small proportion (leas than 20%) of the ribosomal population was active in polyU-directed polyphenylalanine synthesis. These active ribosomes probably derived from the in vivo 80g monomers and ribosomal subunits with the polysomal ribosanes being inactive in the cell-free system.

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