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The RNA of Toxoplasma gondii 1

Summary Isolation and characterization of toxoplasma RNA revealed a ribosomal species which could be easily differentiated from mammalian host cell RNA. A species of transfer RNA also appeared to differ from that of the host cell. Extracellular toxoplasma were capable of incorporating 3H-uridine into the major components of their RNA.