Products of RNA Polymerases in HeLa Cell Nuclei
Proceedings Of The National Academy Of SciencesPeer ReviewedEster A. Zylber +11971Journals
RNA polymerase activities in intact HeLa cell nuclei have been examined and compared to activities investigated in previous studies of the purified enzymes. The RNA synthesized by the mammalian polymerases while still in nuclei is identified. The polymerases are tentatively identified by location, sensitivity to alpha-amanitin, and response to manganese and altered ionic strength. Polymerase I is located in the nucleolus and labels partially complete precursor molecules of ribosomal RNA. Polymerases II and III are in the nucleoplasm and both label giant nuclear heterogeneous RNA.
The content you want is available to Zendy users.
Already have an account? Sign inHaving issues? Contact support