2013
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201306655
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Struktur und Funktion einer RNA‐lesenden thermostabilen DNA‐Polymerase

Abstract: Die hohe Substratspezifität von DNA-abhängigen DNA-Polymerasen ist einerseits für die Stabilität des Genoms, andererseits auch für viele biotechnologische Anwendungen essentiell.[1] Speziell in vivo ist die Diskriminierung zwischen Ribo-und Desoxyribonukleotiden sowie zwischen RNA und DNA wichtig, da die Anzahl der Ribosebausteine die der Desoxyribosebausteine bei weitem übersteigt. Während der Selektionsmechanismus beim Einbau von Nukleotiden durch DNA-und RNA-Polymerasen [2] schon intensiv studiert wurde, i… Show more

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“…These elevated error rates should then be detected as N 6 ‐methylation marks by Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) (see Figure 4). To achieve this goal, the previously generated RT‐KTq library from Aschenbrenner and Marx [44] was used and expanded by new DNA polymerase mutants whose mutation sites are located in proximity to the nascent base pair in the closed crystal structure of the RT‐KTq 2 [40] . Screening was performed with a single nucleotide primer extension setup where capillary electrophoresis (CE) was employed to guarantee quick and efficient incorporation monitoring.…”
Section: Reverse Transcriptases In Biotechnologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These elevated error rates should then be detected as N 6 ‐methylation marks by Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) (see Figure 4). To achieve this goal, the previously generated RT‐KTq library from Aschenbrenner and Marx [44] was used and expanded by new DNA polymerase mutants whose mutation sites are located in proximity to the nascent base pair in the closed crystal structure of the RT‐KTq 2 [40] . Screening was performed with a single nucleotide primer extension setup where capillary electrophoresis (CE) was employed to guarantee quick and efficient incorporation monitoring.…”
Section: Reverse Transcriptases In Biotechnologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this way, product formation which is methyl-independent could be monitored and used to normalize the methyl-dependent RT-PCR results. This assay was used to screen newly generated RT-KTq 2 variants which were designed according to the findings from the crystal structure from Blatter et al [40,44] The best discrimination effect was seen with the variant RT-KTq V669L (see Figure 1) which was finally able to detect 2'-O-methylation sites on human 18S rRNA even in picomolar concentration ranges. The authors demonstrated that this experimental setup is also suitable to quantify five known methylation sites of human 18S rRNA from different cell types and identified position A99 to be less methylated in colon cancer cells.…”
Section: Biotechnological Applications Of Rt-ktq 2 Dna Polymerasementioning
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“…Next, Andreas Marx discussed the evolution of enzymes with new functions uch as DNA polymerasesw ith reverse-transcriptase activity. [10] Innovative chemical-biology approaches for preparing proteins with site-specific post-translational modifications (PTMs) such as such poly(ADP)ribosylation were also discussed, together with methods for their imaging in cells. [11] Sophisticateds emisynthesis strategies have been developed for the preparation of selectively modified chromatin, forming the basis of ap owerful toolkit for addressing the histone code hypothesis.…”
Section: Innovation In Approaches To Drug Discoverymentioning
confidence: 99%