
doi: 10.1038/216864a0
pmid: 6074964
The conformations of RNA in yeast ribosomes and in the free state are similar. The ribosomal proteins are believed to be in the interior and associated with non-helical parts of the RNA and probably with each other; the surface is largely RNA.
Models, Structural, Chemistry, Saccharomyces, Chemical Phenomena, Spectrophotometry, Temperature, Proteins, RNA, Ribosomes, Absorption
Models, Structural, Chemistry, Saccharomyces, Chemical Phenomena, Spectrophotometry, Temperature, Proteins, RNA, Ribosomes, Absorption
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