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Culver GM (2002) Sno-capped: 5' ends of preribosomal RNAs are decorated with a U3 SnoRNP. Chem Biol 9(7):777-9
Abstract: Efficient ribosome biosynthesis is crucial for cell viability. Work recently published in Nature demonstrates that a large ribonucleoprotein processes 18S rRNA in S. cerevisiae, indicating that macromolecular particles regulate ribosome maturation and revealing the complex nature of this process.
| Status: Published | Type: Journal Article | Review | PubMed ID: 12144919 |
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| BUD21 | DIP2 | ECM16 | EMG1 | FCF1 | IMP3 | IMP4 | KRR1 | MPP10 | NAN1 | |
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| NOC4 | NOP1 | NOP14 | NOP56 | NOP58 | PWP2 | RRP5 | RRP9 | SAS10 | SNR17A | |
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| SNR17B | SNU13 | SOF1 | UTP10 | UTP11 | UTP13 | UTP14 | UTP15 | UTP18 | UTP20 | |
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