نتایج جستجو برای: rna folding

تعداد نتایج: 276817  

Journal: :Journal of molecular biology 2007
Song Cao Shi-Jie Chen

Using a combined master equation and kinetic cluster approach, we investigate RNA pseudoknot folding and unfolding kinetics. The energetic parameters are computed from a recently developed Vfold model for RNA secondary structure and pseudoknot folding thermodynamics. The folding kinetics theory is based on the complete conformational ensemble, including all the native-like and non-native states...

Journal: :Journal of molecular biology 2004
Keiji Takamoto Rhiju Das Qin He Sebastian Doniach Michael Brenowitz Daniel Herschlag Mark R Chance

Counterions are required for RNA folding, and divalent metal ions such as Mg(2+) are often critical. To dissect the role of counterions, we have compared global and local folding of wild-type and mutant variants of P4-P6 RNA derived from the Tetrahymena group I ribozyme in monovalent and in divalent metal ions. A remarkably simple picture of the folding thermodynamics emerges. The equilibrium f...

Journal: :Journal of molecular biology 2010
Yaqi Wan Hyejean Suh Rick Russell Daniel Herschlag

Despite the ubiquitous nature of misfolded intermediates in RNA folding, little is known about their physical properties or the folding transitions that allow them to continue folding productively. Folding of the Tetrahymena group I ribozyme includes sequential accumulation of two intermediates, termed I(trap) and misfolded (M). Here, we probe the structure and folding transition of I(trap) and...

Journal: :Biophysical journal 2009
Song Cao Shi-Jie Chen

Based on an ensemble of kinetically accessible conformations, we propose a new analytical model for RNA folding kinetics. The model gives populational kinetics, kinetic rates, transition states, and pathways from the rate matrix. Applications of the new kinetic model to mechanical folding of RNA hairpins such as trans-activation-responsive RNA reveal distinct kinetic behaviors in different forc...

2016
Adane L. Mamuye Matteo Rucco Luca Tesei Emanuela Merelli

Topological data analysis hasbeen recentlyused to extractmeaningful information frombiomolecules. Here we introduce the application of persistent homology, a topological data analysis tool, for computing persistent features (loops) of the RNA folding space. The scaffold of the RNA folding space is a complex graph from which the global features are extracted by completing the graph to a simplici...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 1999
T Pan I Artsimovitch X W Fang R Landick T R Sosnick

We compared in vitro transcription-initiated folding of the ribozyme from Bacillus subtilis RNase P to refolding from the full-length, denatured state by monitoring the appearance of its catalytic activity. At 37 degrees C, Mg(2+)-initiated refolding of the wild type and a circularly permutate ribozyme takes minutes and is limited by a kinetic trap. Transcription by T7 RNA polymerase alters the...

2010
Nicholas J. P. Wiebe Irmtraud M. Meyer

The prediction of functional RNA structures has attracted increased interest, as it allows us to study the potential functional roles of many genes. RNA structure prediction methods, however, assume that there is a unique functional RNA structure and also do not predict functional features required for in vivo folding. In order to understand how functional RNA structures form in vivo, we requir...

Journal: :Molecular microbiology 2003
Jaydip Ghosh Arunima Basu Saumen Pal Saheli Chowdhuri Arpita Bhattacharya Debashis Pal Dhruba K Chattoraj Chanchal DasGupta

Bacterial ribosomes or their 50S subunit can refold many unfolded proteins. The folding activity resides in domain V of 23S RNA of the 50S subunit. Here we show that ribosomes can also refold a denatured chaperone, DnaK, in vitro, and the activity may apply in the folding of nascent DnaK polypeptides in vivo. The chaperone was unusual as the native protein associated with the 50S subunit stably...

2007
Minghui Jiang Martin Mayne Joel Gillespie

The lattice approach to biological structural analysis was made popular by the HP model for protein folding, but had not been used previously for RNA secondary structure prediction. We introduce the Delta toolset for the structural analysis of biological sequences on a 3D triangular lattice. The Delta toolset includes a proof-of-concept RNA folding program that is both fast and accurate in pred...

2016
Sebastian Will Francesco Righetti Aaron M. Nuss Christian Twittenhoff Sascha Beele Kristina Urban Stephan H. Bernhart Peter F. Stadler Petra Dersch Christina Otto Milad Miladi Mathias Möhl Rolf Backofen Steffen Heyne Mika Amit Gad M. Landau Jérôme Waldispühl Charles W. O’Donnell Michael Yu Sita J. Lange Omer S. Alkhnbashi Dominic Rose Michael F. Siebauer Jan Engelhardt Kristin Reiche Tejal Joshi Ivo L. Hofacker Stefan Washietl David A. Hendrix Loyal A. Goff John L. Rinn Manolis Kellis Dragos A. Sorescu Martin Mann Fernando Meyer Stefan Kurtz Michael Beckstette Raheleh Salari S. Cenk Sahinalp Cameron Smith Andreas S. Richter

[2] Sebastian Will 1 and Hosna Jabbari. Sparse RNA folding revisited: space-efficient minimum free energy structure prediction. quadratic time simultaneous alignment and folding of RNAs without sequence-based heuristics. Local exact pattern matching for non-fixed RNA structures. Structure-based whole genome realignment reveals many novel non-coding RNAs. CRISPRmap: an automated classification o...

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