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J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 259, Issue 2, 1127-1131, 01, 1984

The complete nucleotide sequence for rabbit muscle aldolase A messenger RNA

DR Tolan, AB Amsden, SD Putney, MS Urdea and EE Penhoet

The complete nucleotide sequence of rabbit muscle aldolase mRNA has been determined from recombinant cDNA clones and from a primer-extended cDNA synthesis on the mRNA template. The sequence is composed of 1375 nucleotides, exclusive of the poly(A) tails. The 5'-untranslated region contains 62 bases including a potential ribosome-binding site. The 3'- untranslated region is 221 bases long. The remaining 1092 nucleotides are in an open reading frame coding for 364 amino acids. There is a single methionine residue preceding the NH2-terminal proline. The deduced amino acid sequence corrects a number of discrepancies between published structures as well as assignments previously missed. The sequences of the cloned cDNAs suggests there may be microheterogeneity in the messenger RNA population.
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