The 5 end of some bacterial regulatory RNAs are linked to the 3- OH group of the
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The 5′ end of some bacterial regulatory RNAs are linked to the 3′- OH group of the adenosine residue of NAD+. Propose a biological function for the modification and explain how the activity of the modified RNA might reflect the cell’s overall metabolic activity.
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