Separation of specific initiation factors involved in the translation of myosin and myoglobin messenger RNAs and the isolation of a new RNA involved in translation
- PMID: 4526305
- PMCID: PMC388470
- DOI: 10.1073/pnas.71.6.2428
Separation of specific initiation factors involved in the translation of myosin and myoglobin messenger RNAs and the isolation of a new RNA involved in translation
Abstract
Two messenger specific factors, phosphocellulose fractions 3 and 4, have been isolated from the initiation factor 3 fraction of red muscle initiation factors by chromatography on phosphocellulose. When added to a reticulocyte cell-free system containing both myoglobin and myosin mRNAs, phosphocellulose fraction 3 is found to specifically stimulate the synthesis of myoglobin while phosphocellulose fraction 4 is found to specifically stimulate the synthesis of myosin. In addition, a new RNA, isolated from the initiation factor 3 fraction, is shown to specifically inhibit the translation of heterologous mRNAs.
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