Three-dimensional solution structure of a DNA duplex containing the BclI restriction sequence: two-dimensional NMR studies, distance geometry calculations, and refinement by back-calculation of the NOESY spectrum.
Three-dimensional solution structure of a DNA duplex containing the BclI restriction sequence: two-dimensional NMR studies, distance geometry calculations, and refinement by back-calculation of the NOESY spectrum.
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含有 BclI 限制序列的 DNA 双链体的三维溶液结构:二维 NMR 研究、距离几何计算以及通过 NOESY 谱反算进行细化。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00443a033
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发表时间:
1989
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Reid,BR
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作者:
Banks,KM;Hare,DR;Reid,BR
Revised Manuscript Received May 10, 1989 abstract: A three-dimensional solutionstructure for the self-complementary dodecanucleotide [d-(GCCTGATCAGGC)] 2 has been determined by distance geometry withfurther refinements being performed after back-calculation of the NOESY spectrum. This DNA dodecamer contains the hexamer [d (TGATCA)] 2 recognized and cut by the restriction endonuclease Bell, and its structure was determined in hopes of obtaining a better understanding of the sequence-specific interactions which occur between proteins and DNA. Preliminary examination of the structure indicates the structure is underwound with respect to idealized B-form DNA though some of the local structural parameters (glycosyl torsion angle and pseudorotation angle) suggest a B-family type of structure is present. This research demonstrates the requirements (resonance assignments, interproton distancemeasurements, distance geometry calculations, and NOESY spectra back-calculation) to generate experimentally self-consistent solutionstructures for short DNA sequences. e recognition of short DNA sequences by proteins (operator sequences by repressors, promoter sequences by RNA polymerase, and restriction sequences by endonucleases) is remarkably specific (Ohlendorf & Matthews, 1983). The affinities between these DNA sequences and their specific proteins are known to be regulated by a number of highly sensitive intermolecular forces, which include electrostatic interactions between the positively charged amino acidsand the negatively charged phosphate backbone, sequence-specific intermolecular hydrogen bonding, and van der Waals inter-actions (Berg & Blomberg, 1978; Berg et al., 1981; Takeda