Pseudocomplementary PNAs as selective modifiers of protein activity on duplex DNA: the case of type IIs restriction enzymes.
Pseudocomplementary PNAs as selective modifiers of protein activity on duplex DNA: the case of type IIs restriction enzymes.
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伪互补 PNA 作为双链 DNA 上蛋白质活性的选择性修饰剂:II 型限制酶的情况。
DOI:
10.1093/nar/gkg450
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发表时间:
2003
影响因子:
14.9
通讯作者:
Frank-Kamenetskii,MaximD
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作者:
Protozanova,Ekaterina;Demidov,VadimV;Nielsen,PeterE;Frank-Kamenetskii,MaximD
This study evaluates the potential of pseudocomplementary peptide nucleic acids (pcPNAs) for sequence‐specific modification of enzyme activity towards double‐stranded DNA (dsDNA). To this end, we analyze the ability of pcPNA–dsDNA complexes to site‐selectively interfere with the action of four type IIs restriction enzymes. We have found that pcPNA–dsDNA complexes exhibit a different degree of DNA protection against cleaving/nicking activity of various isoschizomeric endonucleases under investigation (PleI, MlyI and N.BstNBI) depending on their type and mutual arrangement of PNA‐binding and enzyme recognition/cleavage sites. We have also found that the pcPNA targeting to closely located PleI or BbsI recognition sites on dsDNA generates in some cases the nicking activity of these DNA cutters. At the same time, MlyI endonuclease, a PleI isoschizomer, does not exhibit any DNA nicking/cleavage activity, being completely blocked by the nearby pcPNA binding. Our results have general implications for effective pcPNA interference with the performance of DNA‐processing proteins, thus being important for prospective applications of pcPNAs.