Titlebook: Nucleic Acids and Proteins in Plants II; Structure, Biochemis Benno Parthier,Donald Boulter Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin-Heidelberg 198

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The Biosynthesis of Chloroplast Proteins, it took more than half a Century to develop the experimental tools to study the processes underlying the phenomenon. These studies, which could be called “chloroplast molecular genetics”, involve the investigation of the genes and gene products responsible for the development and functioning of chloroplasts within plant cells.

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PATHY

Nuclear Chromatin,al significance of structural changes, as well as some speculations about the regulation of such changes. Some phylogenetic aspects will be briefly discussed and related to ontogenetic aspects of differentiation.

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Structure of Plant Viral Genomes,nization of the genome of plant RNA viruses and to their various modes of expression. In this latter case, several excellent recent reviews (. 1979, . 1979, . 1979) have already been published and I shall emphasize new data related to the general concept of the in vitro and in vivo expression of eukaryotic genes.

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Keratectomy

RNA Sequences,ominate, some bases may be modified in the formation of the mature molecule. Also there is 2’-O-methylation of a few ribose residues. A comprehensive list of the structures of these modified residues and of the symbols used to denote them has been published (. and . 1975).

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RNA Processing and Other Post-Transcriptional Modifications,e control of protein synthesis. Since most RNA molecules arise as direct products of DNA transcription, such studies may also help to unravel the problems related to the differential control of gene expression during development.

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Organization and Expression of Plastid Genomes,, provided that the DNA-chromosome-gene concept had existed at that time. Evidence that plastids distribute genetic markers in a non-Mendelian mode of inheritance accumulated from the work performed with higher plants (. 1936, . 1946, . 1955, . 1958, . 1959, . 1964, . 1966, . 1967, . 1970), . (. 1954) and . (. et al. 1961).