Complementary trimer binding to transfer‐RNA<sup>Val</sup><sub>1</sub>

Pongs, Olaf; Griese, K

doi:10.1016/0014-5793(72)80597-0

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“…The calculated binding constant, 2500 at 25°C and 0.1 M NaCl, agrees well with the value of 3000 for the association of GpUpA with normal tRNAj®^, determined by equilibrium dialysis at -2°C and at 1.0 M NaCl (Pongs and Griese, 1972).…”

Section: Reaction Of Fura-substituted Trna][®^ With Bisulfitesupporting

confidence: 70%

“…19), which Is just slightly lower than a previously reported value of 3000 for the association of GpUpA with normal tRNA^®^ (Pongs and Griese, 1972). The difference could be due to the lower temperature and higher salt concentration used by Pongs and Griese (1972), as both conditions are known to increase the affinity constants of these interactions (Uhlenbeck, 1972). Normal tRNA][®^ has a modified nucleoside, ur1d1ne-5-oxyacetic acid, at position 34 in the anticodon, whereas In (FUra)tRNA2®^ this is replaced by 5-fluorour1dine .…”

Section: Ion Binding ^ Fura-substituted Trnacontrasting

confidence: 45%

“…Measurement of the shift as a function of GpUpA concentration allows determination of an associa tion constant of 2500 M"^ (Fig. 19), which Is just slightly lower than a previously reported value of 3000 for the association of GpUpA with normal tRNA^®^ (Pongs and Griese, 1972). The difference could be due to the lower temperature and higher salt concentration used by Pongs and Griese (1972), as both conditions are known to increase the affinity constants of these interactions (Uhlenbeck, 1972).…”

Section: Ion Binding ^ Fura-substituted Trnamentioning

confidence: 65%

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Section: Reaction Of Fura-substituted Trna][®^ With Bisulfitesupporting

confidence: 70%

Section: Ion Binding ^ Fura-substituted Trnacontrasting

confidence: 45%