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The pseudouridine synthases proceed through a glycal intermediate

Veerareddygari et al., 2016

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Veerareddygari G
Singh S
Mueller E
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The pseudouridine synthases isomerize (U) in RNA to pseudouridine (Ψ), and the mechanism that they follow has long been a question of interest. The recent elucidation of a product of the mechanistic probe 5-fluorouridine that had been epimerized to the arabino …
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