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In vitro selection of RNA aptamers against a composite small molecule-protein surface.


ABSTRACT: A particularly challenging problem in chemical biology entails developing systems for modulating the activity of RNA using small molecules. One promising new approach towards this problem exploits the phenomenon of 'surface borrowing,' in which the small molecule is presented to the RNA in complex with a protein, thereby expanding the overall surface area available for interaction with RNA. To extend the utility of surface borrowing to include potential applications in synthetic biology, we set out to create an 'orthogonal' RNA-targeting system, one in which all components are foreign to the cell. Here we report the identification of small RNA modules selected in vitro to bind a surface-engineered protein, but only when the two macromolecules are bound to a synthetic bifunctional small molecule.

SUBMITTER: Plummer KA 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC1240114 | biostudies-literature | 2005

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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In vitro selection of RNA aptamers against a composite small molecule-protein surface.

Plummer Kelly A KA   Carothers James M JM   Yoshimura Masahiro M   Szostak Jack W JW   Verdine Gregory L GL  

Nucleic acids research 20050930 17


A particularly challenging problem in chemical biology entails developing systems for modulating the activity of RNA using small molecules. One promising new approach towards this problem exploits the phenomenon of 'surface borrowing,' in which the small molecule is presented to the RNA in complex with a protein, thereby expanding the overall surface area available for interaction with RNA. To extend the utility of surface borrowing to include potential applications in synthetic biology, we set  ...[more]

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