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The acute effect in performing common range of motion tests in healthy young adults: a prospective study by Holzgreve, F., Maurer-Grubinger, C., Isaak, J., Kokott, P., Mörl-Kreitschmann, M., Polte, L., Solimann, A., Wessler, L., Filmann, N., van Mark, A., Maltry, L., Groneberg, D. A., Ohlendorf, D.

“…In the application of range of motion (ROM) tests there is little agreement on the number of repetitions to be measured and the number of preceding warm-up…”
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Improved compression properties of polypropylene extrusion foams by supramolecular additives by Mörl, M, Steinlein, C, Kreger, K, Schmidt, H-W, Altstädt, V

“…Owing to the high lightweight design potential polymer foams become increasingly important. For rigid polymer foams, requiring high dimensional stability under…”
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The final cut. The importance of tRNA 3'-processing by Mörl, M, Marchfelder, A

“…To generate functional tRNA molecules, precursor RNAs must undergo several processing steps. While the enzyme that generates the mature tRNA 5'-end, RNase P,…”
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Evidence for import of a lysyl-tRNA into marsupial mitochondria by Dörner, M, Altmann, M, Pääbo, S, Mörl, M

“…The mitochondrial tRNA gene for lysine was analyzed in 11 different marsupial mammals. Whereas its location is conserved when compared with other vertebrate…”
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This is the end: processing, editing and repair at the tRNA 3'-terminus by Schürer, H, Schiffer, S, Marchfelder, A, Mörl, M

“…The generation of a mature tRNA 3'-end is an important step in the processing pathways leading to functional tRNA molecules. While 5'-end processing by RNase P…”
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tRNAdb 2009: compilation of tRNA sequences and tRNA genes by Jühling, Frank, Mörl, Mario, Hartmann, Roland K, Sprinzl, Mathias, Stadler, Peter F, Pütz, Joern

“…One of the first specialized collections of nucleic acid sequences in life sciences was the 'compilation of tRNA sequences and sequences of tRNA genes'…”
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A eubacterial origin for the human tRNA nucleotidyltransferase? by Reichert, A S, Thurlow, D L, Mörl, M

“…tRNA CCA-termini are generated and maintained by tRNA nucleotidyltransferases. Together with poly(A) polymerases and other enzymes they belong to the…”
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RNA editing changes the identity of a mitochondrial tRNA in marsupials by Börner, G. V., Mörl, M., Janke, A., Pääbo, S.

“…In the mitochondrial genome of marsupials, the tRNA gene located at the position where in other mammals an aspartyl‐tRNA is encoded carries the glycine…”
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Processing and Editing of Overlapping tRNAs in Human Mitochondria by Reichert, Andreas, Rothbauer, Ulrich, Mörl, Mario

“…Overlapping tRNA genes in mitochondria of many metazoans introduce a problem for the processing of such polycistronic primary transcripts. Using runoff…”
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Repair of tRNAs in metazoan mitochondria by Reichert, A S, Mörl, M

“…The integrity of 3'-ends of tRNAs is essential for aminoacylation and consequently for protein synthesis. The CCA-termini are generated and, if truncated by…”
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C to U editing and modifications during the maturation of the mitochondrial tRNA(Asp) in marsupials by Moerl, M, Doerner, M, Paeaebo, S

“…In marsupial mitochondria, the nucleotide residue at the second position of the anticodon of the tRNA for aspartic acid is changed post-transcriptionally such…”
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New reactions catalyzed by a group II intron ribozyme with RNA and DNA substrates by Mörl, M, Niemer, I, Schmelzer, C

“…Here we describe three novel reactions of the self-splicing group II intron bI1 (the first intron of the COB gene of yeast mitochondria) demonstrating its…”
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RNA editing in metazoan mitochondria: staying fit without sex by Börner, G.Valentin, Yokobori, Shin-ichi, Mörl, Mario, Dörner, Marion, Pääbo, Svante

“…RNA editing subsumes a number of functionally different mechanisms which have in common that they change the nucleotide sequence of RNA transcripts such that…”
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RNA editing changes the identity of a mitochondrial tRNA in marsupials by Börner, G. V., Mörl, M., Janke, A., Pääbo, S.

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Laparoscopy--present situation and prospects by Mörl, M

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Group II intron RNA-catalyzed recombination of RNA in vitro by MOÊRL, M, SCHMELZER, C

“…We report the first evidence for a novel reaction mediated by the self-splicing yeast mitochondrial group II intron bl1; the site-specific recombination of RNA…”
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A simple method for isolation of intact RNA from dried polyacrylamide gels by Mörl, Mario, Schmelzer, Carlo

“…We have developed a simple, rapid method to isolate intact radioactively labelled RNA (either with super(32)P or super(35)S) from dried polyacrylamide gels on…”
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Structural requirements for selection of 5'- and 3' splice sites of group II introns by WALLASCH, C, MORL, M, NIEMER, I, SCHMELZER, C

“…The group II intron bl1 in the gene for apocytochrome b in yeast mitochondrial DNA (COB) is self-splicing in vitro. It could recently be shown that…”
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RNA editing of a group II intron in Oenothera as a prerequisite for splicing by Börner, G V, Mörl, M, Wissinger, B, Brennicke, A, Schmelzer, C

“…The trans-splicing group II intron c/d in the Oenothera mitochondrial nad1 gene is modified by RNA editing in domain 6. This C-to-U conversion generates the…”
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Self‐splicing of the mobile group II intron of the filamentous fungus Podospora anserina (COI I1) in vitro by Schmidt, U., Riederer, B., Mörl, M., Schmelzer, C., Stahl, U.

“…The first intron of the mitochondrial gene coding for cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI I1) of Podospora anserina can undergo self‐splicing in vitro at high…”
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