1985
DOI: 10.7124/bc.00000e
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Enhancement of genetic apparatus of teleost fish embryos after snRNA microinjection

Abstract: Введение. Функции низкомолекулярных РНК <нмРНК> исследованы до сих пор недостаточно. В обзорах по нмРНК упоминается ряд внутриклеточных процессов, которые протекают с участием нмРНК [1, 2], однако надежные доказательства известны в единичных случаях. В частности установлено, что нмРНК участвуют в терминации трансляции секретируемых белков [3]. Появление нескольких гипотез, описывающих участие нмРНК в сплайсинге высокомолекулярных РНК [4][5][6][7][8], сыграли инициирующую роль в повышении интереса к исследовани… Show more

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“…In this case, the zygotic transcription has been detected by cultivating the isolated blastoderms at specific stages (7 hpf, note that at optimal temperature, the loach develops approximately twice slower compared to zebrafish) with radioactively labeled precursors of DNA, RNA, and protein for 1 h and measuring radioactivity of the trichloroacetic acid filter precipitate in the liquid scintillation counter. The relative increase of transcription as defined by incorporation of tritiated uridine was higher comparing to replication and protein synthesis as defined by incorporation of labeled thymidine and leucine, correspondingly [168][169][170]. In other words, an excess of snRNA seems to cause a prolongation of the 'vitogenetic' function [171].…”
Section: Extending the Morphogenetic Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, the zygotic transcription has been detected by cultivating the isolated blastoderms at specific stages (7 hpf, note that at optimal temperature, the loach develops approximately twice slower compared to zebrafish) with radioactively labeled precursors of DNA, RNA, and protein for 1 h and measuring radioactivity of the trichloroacetic acid filter precipitate in the liquid scintillation counter. The relative increase of transcription as defined by incorporation of tritiated uridine was higher comparing to replication and protein synthesis as defined by incorporation of labeled thymidine and leucine, correspondingly [168][169][170]. In other words, an excess of snRNA seems to cause a prolongation of the 'vitogenetic' function [171].…”
Section: Extending the Morphogenetic Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%