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Tan Inoue and Thomas R. Cech
Secondary Structure of the Circular Form of the Tetrahymena rRNA Intervening Sequence: A Technique for RNA Structure Analysis Using Chemical Probes and Reverse Transcriptase
PNAS 1985 82: 648-652.
Secondary Structure of the Circular Form of the Tetrahymena rRNA Intervening Sequence: A Technique for RNA Structure Analysis Using Chemical Probes and Reverse Transcriptase
PNAS 1985 82: 648-652.
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