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PDB ID 1a63

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THE NMR STRUCTURE OF THE RNA BINDING DOMAIN OF E.COLI RHO FACTOR SUGGESTS POSSIBLE RNA-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS, 10 STRUCTURES


Overview

Rho protein is an essential hexameric RNA-DNA helicase that binds nascent mRNA transcripts and terminates transcription in a wide variety of eubacterial species. The NMR solution structure of the RNA binding domain of rho, rho130, is presented. This structure consists of two sub-domains, an N-terminal three-helix bundle and a C-terminal beta-barrel that is structurally similar to the oligosaccharide/oligonucleotide binding (OB) fold. Chemical shift changes of rho130 upon RNA binding and previous mutagenetic analyses of intact rho suggest that residues Asp 60, Phe 62, Phe 64, and Arg 66 are critical for binding and support the hypothesis that ssRNA/ssDNA binding is localized in the beta-barrel sub-domain. On the basis of these studies and the tertiary structure of rho130, we propose that residues Asp 60, Phe 62, Phe 64, Arg 66, Tyr 80, Lys 105, and Arg 109 participate in RNA-protein interactions.

About this Structure

1A63 is a Single protein structure of sequence from Escherichia coli. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.

Reference

The NMR structure of the RNA binding domain of E. coli rho factor suggests possible RNA-protein interactions., Briercheck DM, Wood TC, Allison TJ, Richardson JP, Rule GS, Nat Struct Biol. 1998 May;5(5):393-9. PMID:9587002

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