POLYMER SIMILAR TO POLYDEOXYADENYLATE-THYMIDYLATE IN VARIOUS TISSUES OF A MARINE CRAB.

Abstract	Several species of a genus Cancer have a DNA that has a light buoyant density and that contains mainly deoxyadenylate and thymidylate. The presence of this polymer was demonstrated previously in testes and vas deferens. By a modified procedure for isolating DNA, the muscles, liver, and eggs of Cancer borealis are also shown to contain the deoxyadenylate-thymidylate-like polymer.
Authors	T Y CHENG, N SUEOKA
Journal	Science (New York, N.Y.) (Science) Vol. 143 Issue 3613 Pg. 1442-3 (Mar 27 1964) ISSN: 0036-8075 [Print] United States
PMID	14107446 (Publication Type: Journal Article)
Chemical References	Adenine Nucleotides Nucleotides Polymers DNA Thymidine
Topics	Adenine Nucleotides Animals Crustacea DNA Humans Liver (physiology) Male Muscles Nucleotides Ovum Polymers Research Testis Thymidine Vas Deferens

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