Targeting RNA in mammalian systems with small molecules.
Targeting RNA in mammalian systems with small molecules.
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10.1002/wrna.1477
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2018-07
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Hargrove AE
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Donlic A;Hargrove AE
The recognition of RNA functions beyond canonical protein synthesis has challenged the central dogma of molecular biology. Indeed, RNA is now known to directly regulate many important cellular processes, including transcription, splicing, translation, and epigenetic modifications. The misregulation of these processes in disease has led to an appreciation of RNA as a therapeutic target. This potential was first recognized in bacteria and viruses, but discoveries of new RNA classes following the sequencing of the human genome have invigorated exploration of its disease-related functions in mammals. As stable structure formation is evolving as a hallmark of mammalian RNAs, the prospect of utilizing small molecules to specifically probe the function of RNA structural domains and their interactions is gaining increased recognition. To date, researchers have discovered bioactive small molecules that modulate phenotypes by binding to expanded repeats, microRNAs, G-quadruplex structures, and RNA splice sites in neurological disorders, cancers, and other diseases. The lessons learned from achieving these successes both call for additional studies and encourage exploration of the plethora of mammalian RNAs whose precise mechanisms of action remain to be elucidated. Efforts towards understanding fundamental principles of small molecule-RNA recognition combined with advances in methodology development should pave the way towards targeting emerging RNA classes such as long non-coding RNAs. Together, these endeavours can unlock the full potential of small molecule-based probing of RNA-regulated processes and enable us to discover new biology and underexplored avenues for therapeutic intervention in human disease. Small molecules have been successfully used to study several mammalian RNA elements in disease. These advances encourage exploration of newly discovered RNA interactions with therapeutic potential.
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