THE TRIMETHYLGUANOSINE CAP STRUCTURE OF U1 SNRNA IS A COMPONENT OF A BIPARTITE NUCLEAR TARGETING SIGNAL
THE TRIMETHYLGUANOSINE CAP STRUCTURE OF U1 SNRNA IS A COMPONENT OF A BIPARTITE NUCLEAR TARGETING SIGNAL
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DOI:
10.1016/0092-8674(90)90021-6
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发表时间:
1990-08-10
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
MATTAJ, IW
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作者:
HAMM, J;DARZYNKIEWICZ, E;MATTAJ, IW
The ability of a series of U1 snRNAs and U6 snRNAs to migrate into the nucleus of Xenopus oocytes after injection into the cytoplasm was analyzed. The U snRNAs were made either by injecting U snRNA genes into the nucleus of oocytes or, synthetically, by T7 RNA polymerase, incorporating a variety of cap structures. The results indicate that nuclear targeting of U1 snRNA requires both a trimethylguanosine cap structure and binding of at least one common U snRNP protein. Using synthetic U6 snRNAs, it is further demonstrated that the trimethylguanosine cap structure can act in nuclear targeting in the absence of the common U snRNP proteins. These results imply that U snRNP nuclear targeting signals are of a modular nature.