We describe structural analysis of RNAs by SHAPE chemical probing. RNAs are treated with 1-methyl-7-nitroisatoic anhydride (1M7), a reagent that detects local nucleotides flexibility, and N-methylisatoic anhydride (NMIA) and 1-methyl-6-nitroisatoic anhydride (1M6), reagents which together detect higher-order and non-canonical interactions. Chemical adducts are detected as stops during reverse transcriptase-mediated primer extension. Probing information can be used to infer conformational changes and ligand binding, and to develop highly accurate models of RNA secondary structures
The higher order structure of an RNA is often essential to its biological function, modulating its i...
RNA secondary structure modeling is a challenging problem, and recent successes have raised the stan...
Due to the mounting evidence that RNA structure plays a critical role in regulating almost any physi...
We describe structural analysis of RNAs by SHAPE chemical probing. RNAs are treated with 1-methyl-7-...
Many RNA structures are comprised of simple secondary structure elements linked by a few, critical, ...
RNA is the central conduit for gene expression. This role depends on an ability to encode informatio...
RNA SHAPE chemistry yields quantitative, single nucleotide resolution structural information based o...
RNA is central to the flow of biological information. From transcription to splicing, RNA localizati...
SHAPE chemistries exploit small electrophilic reagents that react with the 2′-hydroxyl group to inte...
The many important cellular functions of RNA molecules depend on formation of complex RNA secondary ...
The biological functions of RNA are ultimately governed by the local environment at each nucleotide....
RNA is arguably the most versatile biological macromolecule due to its ability both to encode and to...
The function of RNA molecules usually depends on their overall fold and on the presence of specific ...
This unit provides thorough coverage of the most useful chemical and enzyme probes that can be used ...
International audienceRNA secondary structure modelling has been a challenge since the early days of...
The higher order structure of an RNA is often essential to its biological function, modulating its i...
RNA secondary structure modeling is a challenging problem, and recent successes have raised the stan...
Due to the mounting evidence that RNA structure plays a critical role in regulating almost any physi...
We describe structural analysis of RNAs by SHAPE chemical probing. RNAs are treated with 1-methyl-7-...
Many RNA structures are comprised of simple secondary structure elements linked by a few, critical, ...
RNA is the central conduit for gene expression. This role depends on an ability to encode informatio...
RNA SHAPE chemistry yields quantitative, single nucleotide resolution structural information based o...
RNA is central to the flow of biological information. From transcription to splicing, RNA localizati...
SHAPE chemistries exploit small electrophilic reagents that react with the 2′-hydroxyl group to inte...
The many important cellular functions of RNA molecules depend on formation of complex RNA secondary ...
The biological functions of RNA are ultimately governed by the local environment at each nucleotide....
RNA is arguably the most versatile biological macromolecule due to its ability both to encode and to...
The function of RNA molecules usually depends on their overall fold and on the presence of specific ...
This unit provides thorough coverage of the most useful chemical and enzyme probes that can be used ...
International audienceRNA secondary structure modelling has been a challenge since the early days of...
The higher order structure of an RNA is often essential to its biological function, modulating its i...
RNA secondary structure modeling is a challenging problem, and recent successes have raised the stan...
Due to the mounting evidence that RNA structure plays a critical role in regulating almost any physi...