Functional Possibilities for Aminoacylation of Viral RNA in Transcription and Translation

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Journal Ann Microbiol (Paris)

Specialty Microbiology

Date 1976 Jan 1

PMID 179456

Citations 7

Authors

T C Hall

R K Wepprich

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Abstract

RNA from at least ten viruses, representing more than four different group, is known to specifically bind in amino acid in a tRNA-like manner. The biological function of aminoacylation of RNA from these viruses and of tRNA association with tumor viruses and bacteriophage, is discussed. Hypothetical schemes are presented for a role for aminoacylation in viral translational and transcriptional mechanisms, and the current evidence relating to these models is presented.

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