Structural analysis of RNA molecules involved in plasmld copy number control (original) (raw)
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30 August 1983
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24 September 1983
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Joseph Tamm, Barry Polisky, Structural analysis of RNA molecules involved in plasmld copy number control, Nucleic Acids Research, Volume 11, Issue 18, 24 September 1983, Pages 6381–6397, https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/11.18.6381
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Abstract
DNA replication of the plasmid ColE1 and its relatives is controlled mainly by a small plasmid-encoded transcript known as RNA1. We have studied the confor mation of RNA1 molecules from two related but compatible plasmids, ColEl and RSF1030, using T1 ribonu clease, S2nuclease, cobra venom nuclease, and diethyl pyrocarbonate modification as probes for secondary structure. Both RNA1 molecules contain three double-stranded stems, three single-stranded loops, and an exposed 5′ tail.All loops in both molecules show similar sensitivities to the probes used, as do stems 1 and 3. The region comprising stem 2of each RNA1 molecule contains the most sequence differences as well as the most structural changes of any region in the two molecules. The structure of the RNA1 molecule encoded by a recessive high copy number mutant of ColEl was also investigated. Structural alterations involving the first stem and loop of the molecule are proposed to be responsible for the inability of the mutant RNA1 to function invivo.
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