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Computational approaches to predicting the impact of novel bases on RNA structure and stability.


ABSTRACT: The use of computational modeling techniques to gain insight into nucleobase interactions has been a challenging endeavor to date. Accurate treatment requires the tackling of many challenges but also holds the promise of great rewards. The development of effective computational approaches to predict the binding affinities of nucleobases and analogues can, for example, streamline the process of developing novel nucleobase modifications, which should facilitate the development of new RNAi-based therapeutics. This brief review focuses on available computational approaches to predicting base pairing affinity in RNA-based contexts such as nucleobase-nucleobase interactions in duplexes and nucleobase-protein interactions. The challenges associated with such modeling along with potential future directions for the field are highlighted.

SUBMITTER: Harrison JG 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3856235 | biostudies-literature | 2013 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Computational approaches to predicting the impact of novel bases on RNA structure and stability.

Harrison Jason G JG   Zheng Yvonne B YB   Beal Peter A PA   Tantillo Dean J DJ  

ACS chemical biology 20131008 11


The use of computational modeling techniques to gain insight into nucleobase interactions has been a challenging endeavor to date. Accurate treatment requires the tackling of many challenges but also holds the promise of great rewards. The development of effective computational approaches to predict the binding affinities of nucleobases and analogues can, for example, streamline the process of developing novel nucleobase modifications, which should facilitate the development of new RNAi-based th  ...[more]

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