SELEX and SHAPE reveal that sequence motifs and an extended hairpin in the 5' portion of Turnip crinkle virus satellite RNA C mediate fitness in plants.
SELEX and SHAPE reveal that sequence motifs and an extended hairpin in the 5' portion of Turnip crinkle virus satellite RNA C mediate fitness in plants.
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SELEX 和 SHAPE 揭示了芜菁皱纹病毒卫星 RNA C 5 部分的序列基序和延伸发夹介导植物的适应性。
DOI:
10.1016/j.virol.2018.05.010
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发表时间:
2018
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Simon,Anne
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作者:
Bayne,CharlieF;Widawski,MaxE;Gao,Feng;Masab,MohammedH;Chattopadhyay,Maitreyi;Murawski,AllisonM;Sansevere,RobertM;Lerner,BryanD;Castillo,RinaldysJ;Griesman,Trevor;Fu,Jiantao;Hibben,JenniferK;Garcia-Perez,AlmaD;Simon,Anne
Noncoding RNAs use their sequence and/or structure to mediate function(s). The 5’ portion (166 nt) of the 356-nt noncoding satellite RNA C (satC) ofTurnip crinkle virus(TCV) was previously modeled to contain a central region with two stem-loops (H6 and H7) and a large connecting hairpin (H2). We now report thatin vivofunctional selection (SELEX) experiments assessing sequence/structure requirements in H2, H6, and H7 reveal that H6 loop sequence motifs were recovered at nonrandom rates and only some residues are proposed to base-pair with accessible complementary sequences within the 5’ central region.In vitroSHAPE of SELEX winners indicates that the central region is heavily base-paired, such that along with the lower stem and H2 region, one extensive hairpin exists composing the entire 5’ region. As these SELEX winners are highly fit, these characteristics facilitate satRNA amplification in association with TCV in plants.