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Nucleic Acids Research, 1979, Vol. 7, No. 6 1553-1565
© 1979


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Isolation and partial purification of the major abundant class rat seminal vesicle poly(A+-messenger RNA

Per-Erik Mansson, Donald B. Carter, Alan B. Silverberg, Douglas B. Tully and Stephen E. Hairis

Laboratory of Reproductive and Developmental Toxicology, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences P.O.Box 12233, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA

Received October 3, 1979. Total poly(A+)-RNA (poly(A+ )-RNAtot) was isolated from rat seminal vesicle and its size distribution determined By 70+ formaaide 5–25% sucrose density analysis. One major peak was resolved in the 10–13 S region and accounted for {bsim}35% of the total poly(A+)-RNA applied. Preparative 1% SDS, 5–20% linear sucrose density gradients also resolved a single major peak in the IIS region (poly(A+)lls. Analysis of poly(A+)-RNAtot and poly(A+)-RNA11s under denaturing conditions on 2% agarose gel electrophoresis demonstrated two major components in both poly(A )-RNA populations. Size estimations for these components are 620 and 540 NT respectively. 3H-cDNA was made to both poly(A+)-RNA+tot and poly(A+)-RNAlls- Back-hybridization of poly(A+ )-RNA. and poly(A)-RNAlls to their respective 3H-cDNA revealed a highly aBundant class representing 41% and 85% of the sequences in their respective 3H-cDNA's. The highly abundant class corresponded to 3–5 sequenc.es present in 30,000-50,000 copies/cell. In vitro translation of poly(A )-RNA1ls, resulted in two major polypeptides coded for by the 620 NT long and 540 NT long poly(A+)-RNA respectively.


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