Nonsense mutations and tRNA suppressors / edited by J.E. Celis, J.D. Smith.

Date:: 1979

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$CONTENTS Contributors V Preface vii Transfer RNA and Protein Biosynthesis 1. Structure and function of tRNA 1 B.F.C. Qark 2. Probing the sub-structure, evolution and interactions 47 of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases C.J. Bruton 3. Ribosomal selection of initiator codons onmRNA 69 K.A. Marcher 4. Peptide chain termination 81 C. T. Caskey and J.M. Campbell 5. Reading frame errors on ribosomes 97 e.G. Kurland Nonsense Suppressors in Bacteria and Yeast 6. Suppressor tRNAs in prokaryotes 109 J.D. Smith 7. The use of suppressed nonsense mutations to 127 generate altered repressors J.H. Miller, C. Coulondre, U. Schmeissner, A. Schmitz, M. Ho fer and D. Galas 8. Use of the iso-1-cytochrome С system for 133 investigating nonsense mutants and suppressors in yeast F. Sherman, B. Ono and J. W. Stewart 9. Characterisation and sequence analysis of nonsense 155 suppressor tRNAs from Saccharomyces cerevisiae P. W. Piper Biosynthesis of Transfer RNA 10. Biosynthesis of suppressor transfer RNA 173 S. Alt man \$

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