Role of the conserved AAUAAA sequence: four AAUAAA point mutants prevent messenger RNA 3' end formation.

ARTICLES The 1984 Nobel Prize in Medicine: J. W. Uhr................................. Electron Transfer Between Metal Complexes: Retrospective: H. Taube.......... Calcium-Mediated Reduction of Ionic Currents: A Biophysical Memory Trace: D. L. Alkon ........................................................... Role of the Conserved AAUAAA Sequence: Four AAUAAA Point Mutants Prevent Messenger RNA 3' End Formation: M. Wickens and P. Stephenson.........................................................

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