“…The former confirmed the earlier heterologous binding result for S4 [4]. Given the complexities of the RNA binding sites for S4 [7,13,171 and L24 [ 14,151 , these results probably reflect a high degree of conservation of RNA sequence, and, indeed for 16 S RNA of Proteus vulgaris this has been indicated [25]. Undoubtedly, therefore, these bacterial RNA's are the best candidates for further structural investigations of protein-RNA interactions.…”