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DNA Synthesis in the G1 of HeLa Cells
Nature New Biology, 1971DURING a search for DNA labelling outside the S phase in HeLa cells, I have found a distinct polar pattern of cytoplasmic DNA synthesis in a fraction of the population.
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1973
A primary role for the nucleolus in ribosome biogenesis has been well established and documented (1,2). It has been shown that the nucleolus, a well-characterized but variable nuclear morphological entity, represents the chromosomal location for the genes coding for ribosomal precursor RNA. In addition, the derivatives of this product, mature ribosomal
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A primary role for the nucleolus in ribosome biogenesis has been well established and documented (1,2). It has been shown that the nucleolus, a well-characterized but variable nuclear morphological entity, represents the chromosomal location for the genes coding for ribosomal precursor RNA. In addition, the derivatives of this product, mature ribosomal
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RNA metabolism in the HeLa cell nucleus
Journal of Molecular Biology, 1966A method of preparing a nuclear fraction from HeLa cells is described. The fraction does not contain an appreciable amount of the 16 s RNA component of ribosomes and thus appears to be free of cytoplasmic contamination. All of the early precursors to cytoplasmic ribosomal RNA are contained in the nuclear fraction.
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Effect of mithramycin on HeLa cells
Cancer, 1968M, Sandberg-Wollheim +2 more
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THE TURNOVER OF NUCLEAR DNA-LIKE RNA IN HELA CELLS
Journal of Cell Biology, 1968R Soeiro +2 more
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