On the Similarity Between the TRNAs of Organelles and Prokaryotes
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Fluorescence studies with organelle transfer RNAs separated from their cytoplasmic counterparts revealed that phenylalanine tRNA from Euglena chloroplasts or Neurospora mitochondria does not contain a fluorescent "base Y." In contrast, cytoplasmic phenylalanine tRNA from Euglena and cytoplasmic tRNA from Neurospora were found to contain fluorescent bases. The fluorescence-emission spectra of Neurospora cytoplasmic tRNAs and those of the related ascomycete Saccharomyces cerevisiue were observed to be quite different. The results support the generalization that eukaryotic tRNAs contain a fluorescent base, but indicate that their respective organelle tRNAs do not. They also indicate a striking parallelism between organelle and prokaryotic tRNAs.
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