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Nucleotide Sequence from the Polypeptide Chain Termination Region of the Coat Protein Cistron in Bacteriophage R17 RNA

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The nucleotide sequence of a fragment of R17 RNA, which corresponds to the last six amino-acids of the bacteriophage coat protein, and extends on the 3′ side of the coat protein cistron for twenty-six nucieotides, has now been determined. The sequence contains two termination codons, UAA and UAG.

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NICHOLS, J. Nucleotide Sequence from the Polypeptide Chain Termination Region of the Coat Protein Cistron in Bacteriophage R17 RNA. Nature 225, 147–151 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1038/225147a0

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