Alterations in the relative amounts of specific mRNA species in the developing human brain in Down's syndrome

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Abstract
Total cellular polyadenylated RNA [poly(A)+ RNA] was prepared after guanidinium thiocyanate extraction of frozen brain tissue from age-matched normal and Down's-syndrome (trisomy 21) human foetuses. Poly(A)+ RNA populations were analysed by translation in vitro, followed by two-dimensional gel analy …
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Authors Whatley SA;Hall C;Davison AN;Lim L;;
Journal The Biochemical journal
Year 1984
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE RNA humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine research support non-u.s. gov't protein biosynthesis electrophoresis brain / metabolism* messenger / metabolism* centrifugation polyacrylamide gel microtubules / metabolism pmid:6204644 pmc1153608 doi:10.1042/bj2200179 s a whatley c hall l lim brain / embryology density gradient down syndrome / embryology down syndrome / metabolism* endopeptidases fetal proteins / metabolism photofluorography poly a / metabolism rna / metabolism serine endopeptidases*

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