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Here, we review the literature to date on the structure and function of these chloroplast RNA-binding proteins. For example, the functional protein domains involved in RNA binding, such as the RNA-recognition motifs, the chloroplast RNA-splicing and ribosome maturation domains, and the ...
Here, we review the literature to date on the structure and function of these chloroplast RNA-binding proteins. For example, the functional protein domains involved in RNA binding, such as the RNA-recognition motifs, the chloroplast RNA-splicing and ribosome maturation domains, and the ...
(CSD). A small (∼70 kDa) domain with high similarity to the ribonucleoprotein 1 RNA-binding motif. This domain is found in DNA- and RNA-binding proteins in bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. Interfaces The solvent-accessible portions of a protein that are capable of binding a ligand — in...
What is the function of topoisomerase in DNA replication? What are some examples of RNA that behave more like DNA, or more like proteins? What is the role of nucleotides in DNA structure? In what way might a point mutation in DNA make a difference in the function of a protein?
RNA, they too found more than they expected: 300 proteins previously unknown to bind to RNA - more than half as many as were already known to do so. The study, published online in Cell, could help to explain the role of genes that have been linked t...
Studying the function of protein–RNA interactions has been challenging since many RNA-binding proteins contain non-canonical RNA-binding regions (RBRs) that cannot be predicted by sequence alone38,39. Many studies have investigated RNA-mediated regulation of chromatin complexes by perturbing individual...
Unstructured linker regions play a role in the differential splicing activities of paralogous RNA binding proteins PTBP1 and PTBP2 Anthony Truong, Michael Barton, Uyenphuong Tran, Montana Mellody, ... Niroshika KeppetipolaMarch 2024 Article 105733 View PDF Article preview select article Factors gove...
Part of the answer istranscription factors. Transcription factors are DNA-binding proteins that attach to specific sites in the DNA to regulate transcription. Transcription is the process of copying DNA to RNA. From there, the RNA can be read to create proteins the cell needs by an enzyme call...
More recent studies also showed that loss of translation factors and ribosome proteins per se would also induce ribosomes stalled at the early elongation stage and reduce translation efficiency4,11,17,18. Via deep sequencing of ribosome-protected RNA fragments (RPFs), ribosome profiling has revealed...