... nucleic acids containing in the same chain both ribose and deoxyribose residues, either arranged in some repeating ... backbone alone, as it might be if the ribose-deoxyribose sequence were used as a code; any ...

... yields the same set of products except for ribose in place of deoxyribose, and uracil in place ... L H OH Gunlveonyl hydrocyiethyleytosine) ot -Deoxy-D- ribose THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF GENETIC MATERIAL 47 Figure ...

... isolated from pneumococci a nucleic acid of the ribose type. So far as the writers are aware, ... belief that a nucleic acid of the desoxy- ribose type is the fundamental unit of the transforming ...

... is linked through its carboxyl group to a ribose-hydroxyl group of the terminal adenylic acid residue ... free 2’- and 3’-hydroxyl groups on the ribose and that there is only one such residue ...

... 15 gr. vial .50 (Tri-oxyglutaric Acid [from ribose]).—Sugar fr. Adonis vernalis, L.—C5H.205.—Transp. ... numerously in the following Formulary, so that detailed reference to them here is not needed. It is, ...

... III/LAV by purines and pytimidines with the ribose moiety in’ 2", 3°-Dideoxy Configuration. : (Specific therapy ...

... 481) suggest the possibility of this sugar being ribose. 2 Beitr. z. chem. Physiol, u. Path., 1905, ...

... that these materials were nucleic acids of the "ribose type.'7 They also postulated that the TMV ... or concepts. For example, Stanley's 1935 TV crystallization (reference 74) essentially sparked the high “publication density" that ...

... work has been done on the turnover of ribose- and desoxyribosenucleoprotein in various tis- sues. YJhen labeled ...

... is derived from the ATP as is the ribose moiety. The enzyme system has now been purified ... y aldosteronism were studied with a spe- cial reference to the effects of factors known to influence ...