H. Yoshida et al., CLONING AND SEQUENCING OF CDNA-ENCODING RIBONUCLEASE F1 FROM FUSARIUM-MONILIFORME, Biochemistry and molecular biology international, 45(3), 1998, pp. 555-560
Two cDNA clones encoding ribonuclease F1 (EC 3. 1. 27. 3) have been is
olated using a probe prepared by polymerase chain reaction with primer
s designed on the basis of amino acid sequence of the enzyme. They der
ived probably from the same gene and contained 393-base pair open read
ing frame encoding 131 amino acid residues (Mr 13,606) including a put
ative 25-residue signal peptide. The sequences of 43-base pair 5'-untr
anslated region and 125-base pair 3'-untranslated region including a p
oly(A) tail of 25 nucleotides were also elucidated. Homology analyses
showed that cDNA for ribonuclease F1 has 65% homology to that for ribo
nuclease T1 in the coding region. At the preprotein level, they share
53% homology.