... hypoxanthine, adenine, guanine pyrimidines uracil, thymine, cytosine Nucleosides} [ribose] uridine, cytidine, xanthosine, inosine, adenosine, guanosine [desoxyribose] thymidine ...

... internal-codon. Substituents attached to terminal or internal ribose hydroxyl groups can influence the template properties of ... used to program cells and their descen- dants. References 1. Watson, J.D., and Crick, F.H. ...

... was monitored by labelling a-, with [”P] ADP-ribose catalysed by chol- era toxin. A typical example ... University for sug- gesting the expression ‘programmable messengers’. References 1 Tolkovsky, A. M. and Levitzki, A. (1978) ...

... in the D stem were related to which riboses were paired together. When Sung-Hou came to ... discussed at the Steenbock Meeting with an explicit reference to the MRC work. When we wrote this ...

... the form Oo NH, l | O—P—O—Ribose—Adenine RCC” | | “og 0 H in which the ... also for much help in rédrafting this paper. | ' REFERENCES. BEADLE, - 7 (48). Chem, Rev. 37, t5. ‘ BNZER, ...

... 1953b, Genetical implications of the structure of desoxy- ribose nucleic acid. Nature, Lond. (in press). Wirxins, M. ...

... always the same sugar (known as deoxyribose, or ribose with one oxygen missing) and it is always ... make it easier to devise crucial experi- ments. REFERENCES lor yoneral background, consult The Biochemistry of the ...

... analogue of ATP). The corresponding diphosphates or the ribose triphos- phates will not serve. To achieve net ... which are still capable of much further exploitation. REFERENCES Benzer, S. (1957) in The Chemical Basis of Heredity ...

... pentose residue that was later identified as p-ribose, was thought to be specific to plant cells. ... the long, arduous way of scientific dis- covery. References 1 Feulgen, R. and Rossenbeck, H. (1924) Z. ...

... Nucleoproteins enzyme proteins (apoenzymes) 4. carbohydrate - cellulose? SSS ribose in complexes Growth cycle lag, log, late phases ( ...