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Lys53 of ribosomal protein L36AL and the CCA end of a tRNA at the P/E hybrid site are in close proximity on the human ribosome

Hountondji et al., 2012

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Hountondji C
Bulygin K
Woisard A
Tuffery P
Créchet J
Pech M
Nierhaus K
Karpova G
Baouz S
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Chembiochem

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Previously we have shown that the CCA end of a P‐tRNA can be crosslinked with the RPL36AL protein of the large subunit of mammalian ribosomes; it belongs to the L44e protein family present in all eukaryotic and archaeal ribosomes. Here we confirm and extend …
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