The incorporation of
14C-tyrosine into S-RNA catalyzed by a partially purified tyrosine activating enzyme from baker's yeast was observed. The maximum incorporation was shown in the presence of 5μgmoles of ATP, 10μmoles of MgCl
2 and 10-100μmoles of KCl in the reaction mixture of total volume of 1ml, at pH 7.8 when 1.2 mg of S-RNA, 0.1μmole of
14C-tyrosine and 400μg of enzyme protein were used. Beyond the concentration of ATP, MgCl
2 and KCl described above, the tendency of inhibition was observed. The incorporation was strongly inhibited by pCMB and reactivated by cysteine. Manganese and calciumions were effective as substitutes for magnesium. S-RNA used was prepared from whole baker's yeast cell with phenol, but S-RNA obtained from the supernatant of the ground yeast had lost its incorporating activity.
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