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Publications by J. S. FEINBERG
Ribose 2'-Hydroxyl Groups in the 5' Strand of the Acceptor Arm of P-Site tRNA Are Not Essential for EF-G Catalyzed Translocation
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Simultaneous Force and Fluorescence Measurements on Single Ribosomes Demonstrate That mRNA Secondary Structures Do Not Restrict EF-G Catalyzed Translocation
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Recognition of the 5' Leader of Pre-tRNA Substrates by the Active Site of Ribonuclease P
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Four Sites in the Acceptor Helix and One Site in the Variable Pocket of tRNA(Ala) Determine the Molecule's Acceptor Identity.
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