Dissecting the protein-RNA interface: the role of protein surface shapes and RNA secondary structures in protein-RNA recognition.
Dissecting the protein-RNA interface: the role of protein surface shapes and RNA secondary structures in protein-RNA recognition.
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10.1093/nar/gkr1225
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发表时间:
2012-04
影响因子:
14.9
通讯作者:
Kenmochi N
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作者:
Iwakiri J;Tateishi H;Chakraborty A;Patil P;Kenmochi N
Protein–RNA interactions are essential for many biological processes. However, the structural mechanisms underlying these interactions are not fully understood. Here, we analyzed the protein surface shape (dented, intermediate or protruded) and the RNA base pairing properties (paired or unpaired nucleotides) at the interfaces of 91 protein–RNA complexes derived from the Protein Data Bank. Dented protein surfaces prefer unpaired nucleotides to paired ones at the interface, and hydrogen bonds frequently occur between the protein backbone and RNA bases. In contrast, protruded protein surfaces do not show such a preference, rather, electrostatic interactions initiate the formation of hydrogen bonds between positively charged amino acids and RNA phosphate groups. Interestingly, in many protein–RNA complexes that interact via an RNA loop, an aspartic acid is favored at the interface. Moreover, in most of these complexes, nucleotide bases in the RNA loop are flipped out and form hydrogen bonds with the protein, which suggests that aspartic acid is important for RNA loop recognition through a base-flipping process. This study provides fundamental insights into the role of the shape of the protein surface and RNA secondary structures in mediating protein–RNA interactions.
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