MITOCHONDRIAL RNA EDITING IN TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI
MITOCHONDRIAL RNA EDITING IN TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI
批准号:
2069233
负责人:
DONNA Jay KOSLOWSKY
金额:
$10.6万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1995
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1995-07-01 至 2000-06-30
关键词:
RNA binding protein RNase protection assay Trypanosoma affinity chromatography crosslink gel electrophoresis gel filtration chromatography messenger RNA mitochondria northern blottings nucleic acid structure oligonucleotides polyadenylate polymerase chain reaction posttranscriptional RNA processing spliceosomes
中文摘要
动体原生动物线粒体RNA编辑现象
是已知的转录后改变的最根本形式,
约会这些生物体中信使转录本的编辑可以创造
超过一半的mRNA通过尿苷插入。它允许产生
通过创建开放的阅读框架以及
正确的启动和终止信号。在布氏锥虫中,
是一种转录本特异性机制,在转录过程中调节编辑,
寄生虫的生命周期然而,几乎没有人知道
RNA编辑的机制或编辑如何在发育过程中
监管.本建议的总体目标是确定
编辑机制的组成部分,并确定途径,
将其组装成活性复合物的要求。该项目将
可以通过三种研究途径进行:1)分析
与未编辑的mRNA特异性结合的蛋白质和/或RNA
成绩单剪接体分析中使用的方法和
多聚腺苷酸化复合物将用作模型,包括:天然
凝胶电泳、紫外交联、凝胶过滤和亲和层析
层析组装的途径和要求
将利用本机研究活性复合物中的组分
凝胶电泳和两个部分体外编辑测定。2)一
序列和二级结构要求的确定
gRNA选择和使用。通过操纵输入的预编辑的mRNA和gRNA,
在部分体外编辑测定中,最小序列和2度
gRNA识别和功能的结构要求将是
测定此外,指导RNA如何相互作用的不同模型
与直接编辑过程将进行测试。3)发展
一个完整的体外编辑系统。一种测定法,其中一个完整的循环
编辑可以被监测是至关重要的,以确定具体的
编辑组件和确定其各自的
功能协调发展的因此,将投入相当大的努力,
功能测定。动质体的成员是致病的
非洲昏睡病、恰加斯病和利什曼病的病原体。
目前还没有针对这些微生物的疫苗,
毒性很强kRNA编辑是这些生物体所独有的,
是开发新疗法的主要目标的能力
小分子RNA能显著增加另一类RNA的编码能力
这一发现为RNA在生命起源中的作用提供了强有力的支持。
了解这些生物体中的RNA编辑可能会提供相当大的帮助。
洞察早期复制机制的演变,并已
对我们理解存储和
基因信息的调控。
英文摘要
The phenomenon of mitochondrial RNA editing in kinetoplastid protozoans
is the most radical form of post transcriptional alteration known to
date. The editing of messenger transcripts in these organisms can create
over half of the mRNA by uridine insertions. It allows the generation
of translatable messages by creating the open reading frames as well as
proper initiation and termination signals. In Trypanosoma brucei, there
is a transcript specific mechanism that regulates editing during the
life cycle of the parasite. However, almost nothing is known about the
mechanism of RNA editing or how editing might be developmentally
regulated. The overall objective of this proposal is to identify the
components of the editing mechanism and to determine the pathway and
requirements of their assembly into an active complex. This project will
be approached using three avenues of research: 1) An analysis of the
proteins and/or RNAs which specifically associate with unedited mRNA
transcripts. Approaches used in analysis of spliceosomes and
polyadenylation complexes will be employed as models, including: native
gel electrophoresis, UV crosslinking, gel filtration and affinity
chromatography. The pathway and requirement of assembly of these
components into an active complex will be investigated utilizing native
gel electrophoresis and two partial in vitro editing assays. 2) A
determination of the sequence and secondary structure requirements for
gRNA selection and use. By manipulating input pre-edited mRNAs and gRNAs
in partial in vitro editing assays, the minimum sequence and 2 degree
structure requirements for gRNA recognition and function will be
determined. In addition, different models for how guide RNAs interact
with and direct the editing process will be tested. 3) Development of
a complete in vitro editing system. An assay in which a full cycle of
editing can be monitored is crucial to the identification of specific
editing components and to the determination of their individual
functions. Therefore, considerable effort will be invested in developing
a functional assay. Members of the kinetoplastida are the causative
agents of African sleeping sickness, Chagas disease and leishmaniasis.
There are no vaccines against these organisms and present chemotherapies
are quite toxic. kRNA editing is unique to these organisms, and offers
a prime target for the development of new treatments. The ability of
small RNAs to dramatically increase the coding capacity of another class
of RNA offers strong support for the role of RNA in the origins of life.
Understanding RNA editing in these organisms may lend considerable
insight to the evolution of early replication mechanisms, and has
substantial implications on our understanding of the storage and
regulation of genetic information.
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