SITE OF REACTION ON RIBOSOMAL-PROTEIN L27 WITH AN AFFINITY LABEL DERIVATIVE OF TRANSFER-RNA-F(MET)
SITE OF REACTION ON RIBOSOMAL-PROTEIN L27 WITH AN AFFINITY LABEL DERIVATIVE OF TRANSFER-RNA-F(MET)
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-5793(76)80112-3
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
CZERNILOFSKY, AP
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作者:
COLLATZ, E;KUCHLER, E;CZERNILOFSKY, AP
PNPC-Met-tRNAmf et** was recently used for affinity labelling of ribosomal proteins from the P-site in E. eoli and the predominantly labelled proteins were L27 and L15 [1, 2]. The specificity of the labelling reaction was proved by its dependence on natural mRNA [1] and initiation factors [2] and by the inhibition with puromycin [3]. To further investigate the site of the reaction, analyses of the tryptic peptides from labelled protein L27 were performed by a fingerprinting technique. Radioactivity was detected in only two spots. Complete enzymatic hydrolysis was obtained by digesting the labelled protein sequentially with either trypsin-thermolysine-pronase or trypsin-chymotrypsin-pronase yielding a unique endproduct which, by its relative Rf-values, compares to a synthesized Lys-NH-CO-NH-Met compound. It was concluded that the affinity labelling reaction occurs at one or two distinct sites of protein L27 with the e-amino groups of lysine.