Assembly of recently translated full-length and C-terminal truncated human gamma-globin chains with a pool of alpha-globin chains to form Hb F in a cell-free system.
Assembly of recently translated full-length and C-terminal truncated human gamma-globin chains with a pool of alpha-globin chains to form Hb F in a cell-free system.
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将最近翻译的全长和 C 端截短的人 γ 珠蛋白链与一组 α 珠蛋白链组装在一起,在无细胞系统中形成 Hb F。
DOI:
10.1016/j.abb.2007.02.030
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发表时间:
2007
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Surrey,Saul
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作者:
Adachi,Kazuhiko;Zhao,Yi;Lakka,Vinaysagar;Weiss,MitchellJ;Surrey,Saul
Assembly of α-globin with translated, full-length and C-terminal truncated human γ-globin to form Hb F was assessed in a cell-free transcription/translation system. Polysome profiles showed two amino acid C-terminal-truncated γ-chains retained on polysomes can assemble with unlabeled holo α-chains only after puromycin-induced chain release. Two amino acid C-terminal truncated γ-chains encoded from vectors containing a stop codon at the translation termination site were released from polysomes and assembled with α-chains in the absence of puromycin addition, while removal of 11 or more amino acids from the γ-chain carboxy-terminus inhibited assembly with α-chains. These results suggest that amino acids in the HC- and H-helix γ-chain regions including amino acids 135–144 at the C-terminus in the translated γ-chains play a key role in assembly with α-chains, and that assembly occurs soon after exit of translated γ-chains from the ribosome tunnel and release from polysomes thereby preventing stable γ2homo-dimer formation.