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Type of Document	PhD Dissertation
Author	HALL, THOMAS A.,
URN	etd-20010508-123921
Title	ARCHAEAL RIBONUCLEASE P HAS MULTIPLE PROTEIN SUBUNITSHOMOLOGOUS TO EUKARYOTIC NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEASE P SUBUNITS
Degree	PhD
Graduate Program	Microbiology
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title James W. Brown Chair Hosni Hassan Member Leo Parks Member Paul Wollenzien Member
Keywords	No Keywords Found
Date of Defense	2001-05-04
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract      RNase P removes the 5´ leader from all transfer RNA precursors, and is thus a required factor for protein synthesis. RNase P consists of a catalytic RNA molecule and associated protein, the amount of which varies among phylogenetic domains. The ca. 120 kDa RNA component of RNase P from Bacteria is catalytic      Previous characterizations of archaeal RNase P have presented conflicting and somewhat confusing results. RNase P from
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