Characterization of the Calf Thymus Hairpin-binding Factor Involved in Histone Pre-mRNA 3′ End Processing

Using ion exchange chromatography we have enriched the RNA hairpin-binding factor involved in histone pre-mRNA processing from calf thymus whole cell extract. We demonstrate that the interaction of the factor with its target RNA sequence, the hairpin structure located at the 3′ end of mature histo...

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