Title : Extraordinarily slow binding of guanosine to the Tetrahymena group I ribozyme: implications for RNA preorganization and function.

Pub. Date : 2003 Mar 4

PMID : 12591943






5 Functional Relationships(s)
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1 Guanosine binding is accelerated by addition of residues that form helices, referred to as P9.0 and P10, immediately 5" and 3" to the guanosine. Guanosine transferrin receptor Homo sapiens
2 Guanosine binding is accelerated by addition of residues that form helices, referred to as P9.0 and P10, immediately 5" and 3" to the guanosine. Guanosine transferrin receptor Homo sapiens
3 Because the ability to form the P9.0 and P10 helices distinguishes the guanosine at the correct 3"-splice site from other guanosine residues, the faster binding of the correct guanosine can enhance specificity of 3"-splice site selection. Guanosine transferrin receptor Homo sapiens
4 Because the ability to form the P9.0 and P10 helices distinguishes the guanosine at the correct 3"-splice site from other guanosine residues, the faster binding of the correct guanosine can enhance specificity of 3"-splice site selection. Guanosine transferrin receptor Homo sapiens
5 Because the ability to form the P9.0 and P10 helices distinguishes the guanosine at the correct 3"-splice site from other guanosine residues, the faster binding of the correct guanosine can enhance specificity of 3"-splice site selection. Guanosine transferrin receptor Homo sapiens