Abstract:An RNA oligonucleotide that contains the binding site for Escherichia coli ribosomal protein S8 was prepared with uniform 15N isotopic enrichment and uniform deuterium enrichment at all non-exchangeable sites using enzymatic methods. The RNA binding site, which contains 44 nt, forms a hairpin in solution and requires Mg2+for proper folding. The longitudinal magnetization recovery rates of the exchangeable protons were compared for the [2H,15N]-enriched RNA molecule and for the corresponding fully [2H,15N]-enri… Show more
“…This perdeuteration procedure also improved the signal-to-noise ratio and reduced spectral overlap in NOESY spectra. A further modification of this procedure allowed back protonation of the H8 atoms on purines and H5 atoms on pyrimidines in an otherwise highly deuterated and 13 C, 15 N-labeled RNA sample. [16] The presence of protonated and 13 C-labeled bases in a mostly perdeuterated sample should improve the relaxation properties and help simplify resonance assignment of larger RNA systems.…”
Section: Selective Isotopic-labeling Procedures For Rnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 15 N, 13 C8-labeled native E. coli tRNA Val sample was obtained by overexpression of E. coli BL21(DE3) cells containing the pVALT7 plasmid. [12,14] Cells were grown with 15 (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4 (2 g L À1 ) as the sole nitrogen source and with 12 C-glucose (2 g L À1 ) and 99 % 13 C-formate (200 mg L À1 ; Cambridge Isotopes Laboratories, Inc., Andover, MA) as the carbon sources. The purification of tRNA Val was performed as described previously.…”
Section: Selective Isotopic-labeling Procedures For Rnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparison of the X-ray crystal structure model for native E. coli tRNA Val (in red) with the global structure determined from 1 H- 15 N imino RDC data on native E. coli tRNA Val (in green). The structure from the RDC data assumed A-form geometry for the acceptor and anticodon helical arms.…”
Section: Determining the Global Structure Of Larger Rnas From Rdc Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aromatic region of 2D 1 H, 13 C R 11 spectra of the 13 C, 15 N-adenosine minimal hammerhead ribozyme A) in the absence of Mg 2 + and B) with 1.0 mm Mg 2 + . The inset shows the sequence and secondary structure of the minimal hammerhead ribozyme where the bold typeface is the 13 C, 15 N-adenosine labeled enzyme strand and the regular typeface is the unlabeled substrate strand with a noncleavable deoxyribose at the cleavage site. Adenosine residues with C8 resonances that have significant power dependence for R 11 in no Mg 2 + conditions are outlined in the secondary structure.…”
Proper functioning of RNAs requires the formation of complex three-dimensional structures combined with the ability to rapidly interconvert between multiple functional states. This review covers recent advances in isotope-labeling strategies and NMR experimental approaches that have promise for facilitating solution structure determinations and dynamics studies of biologically active RNAs. Improved methods for the production of isotopically labeled RNAs combined with new multidimensional heteronuclear NMR experiments make it possible to dramatically reduce spectral crowding and simplify resonance assignments for RNAs. Several novel applications of experiments that directly detect hydrogen-bonding interactions are discussed. These studies demonstrate how NMR spectroscopy can be used to distinguish between possible secondary structures and identify mechanisms of ligand binding in RNAs. A variety of recently developed methods for measuring base and sugar residual dipolar couplings are described. NMR residual dipolar coupling techniques provide valuable data for determining the long-range structure and orientation of helical regions in RNAs. A number of studies are also presented where residual dipolar coupling constraints are used to determine the global structure and dynamics of RNAs. NMR relaxation data can be used to probe the dynamics of macromolecules in solution. The power dependence of transverse rotating-frame relaxation rates was used here to study dynamics in the minimal hammerhead ribozyme. Improved methods for isotopically labeling RNAs combined with new types of structural data obtained from a growing repertoire of NMR experiments are facilitating structural and dynamic studies of larger RNAs.
“…This perdeuteration procedure also improved the signal-to-noise ratio and reduced spectral overlap in NOESY spectra. A further modification of this procedure allowed back protonation of the H8 atoms on purines and H5 atoms on pyrimidines in an otherwise highly deuterated and 13 C, 15 N-labeled RNA sample. [16] The presence of protonated and 13 C-labeled bases in a mostly perdeuterated sample should improve the relaxation properties and help simplify resonance assignment of larger RNA systems.…”
Section: Selective Isotopic-labeling Procedures For Rnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 15 N, 13 C8-labeled native E. coli tRNA Val sample was obtained by overexpression of E. coli BL21(DE3) cells containing the pVALT7 plasmid. [12,14] Cells were grown with 15 (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4 (2 g L À1 ) as the sole nitrogen source and with 12 C-glucose (2 g L À1 ) and 99 % 13 C-formate (200 mg L À1 ; Cambridge Isotopes Laboratories, Inc., Andover, MA) as the carbon sources. The purification of tRNA Val was performed as described previously.…”
Section: Selective Isotopic-labeling Procedures For Rnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparison of the X-ray crystal structure model for native E. coli tRNA Val (in red) with the global structure determined from 1 H- 15 N imino RDC data on native E. coli tRNA Val (in green). The structure from the RDC data assumed A-form geometry for the acceptor and anticodon helical arms.…”
Section: Determining the Global Structure Of Larger Rnas From Rdc Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aromatic region of 2D 1 H, 13 C R 11 spectra of the 13 C, 15 N-adenosine minimal hammerhead ribozyme A) in the absence of Mg 2 + and B) with 1.0 mm Mg 2 + . The inset shows the sequence and secondary structure of the minimal hammerhead ribozyme where the bold typeface is the 13 C, 15 N-adenosine labeled enzyme strand and the regular typeface is the unlabeled substrate strand with a noncleavable deoxyribose at the cleavage site. Adenosine residues with C8 resonances that have significant power dependence for R 11 in no Mg 2 + conditions are outlined in the secondary structure.…”
Proper functioning of RNAs requires the formation of complex three-dimensional structures combined with the ability to rapidly interconvert between multiple functional states. This review covers recent advances in isotope-labeling strategies and NMR experimental approaches that have promise for facilitating solution structure determinations and dynamics studies of biologically active RNAs. Improved methods for the production of isotopically labeled RNAs combined with new multidimensional heteronuclear NMR experiments make it possible to dramatically reduce spectral crowding and simplify resonance assignments for RNAs. Several novel applications of experiments that directly detect hydrogen-bonding interactions are discussed. These studies demonstrate how NMR spectroscopy can be used to distinguish between possible secondary structures and identify mechanisms of ligand binding in RNAs. A variety of recently developed methods for measuring base and sugar residual dipolar couplings are described. NMR residual dipolar coupling techniques provide valuable data for determining the long-range structure and orientation of helical regions in RNAs. A number of studies are also presented where residual dipolar coupling constraints are used to determine the global structure and dynamics of RNAs. NMR relaxation data can be used to probe the dynamics of macromolecules in solution. The power dependence of transverse rotating-frame relaxation rates was used here to study dynamics in the minimal hammerhead ribozyme. Improved methods for isotopically labeling RNAs combined with new types of structural data obtained from a growing repertoire of NMR experiments are facilitating structural and dynamic studies of larger RNAs.
“…For examples, labelling the prochiral 5'-methylene moiety for stereospecific assignment and through this to measure vicinal 1 H-31 P coupling constants 163 ; to improve the accuracy of coupling data extracted from 1 H-13 C HSQC spectra 222 ; to eliminate crosspeaks completely from crowded regions of 2D spectra 141 or to aid relaxation time measurements 43,46,223,228,229 can be recalled.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Labelled Nucleosides With Multiple Isotopesmentioning
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