Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR

Translation termination occurs when one of three stop-codons (UAA, UGA, or UAG) in mRNA reaches the ribosomal A site. In eukaryotes, class-I release factor (eRF1) directly recognizes all three stop-codons in the A site on the small ribosomal subunit and stimulates peptide release. N-domain of eRF1 p...

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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-507112023-02-28T18:48:47Z Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR Li, Yan Konstantin Pervushin School of Biological Sciences DRNTU::Science::Biological sciences::Biochemistry Translation termination occurs when one of three stop-codons (UAA, UGA, or UAG) in mRNA reaches the ribosomal A site. In eukaryotes, class-I release factor (eRF1) directly recognizes all three stop-codons in the A site on the small ribosomal subunit and stimulates peptide release. N-domain of eRF1 plays an important role in the stop-codon recognition; however, the precise mechanism of stop-codon discrimination by eRF1 remains obscure, hindering drug development targeting aberrations at translation termination. Through comparison of the solution structure of Q122FM(Y)F126 mutant, the Y125F mutant of eRF1 N-domain and the wild type eRF1 N-domain which are determined, we built the correlation between the structure and the stop-codon recognition and found that the conserved GTS loop adopts alternate conformations. We propose that structural variability in the GTS loop may underline the switching between omnipotency and unipotency of eRF1, implying the direct access of the GTS loop to the stop-codon. Also, we proposed a model of eRF1 bound to the A site of eukaryotic ribosome. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (SBS) 2012-09-11T04:52:49Z 2012-09-11T04:52:49Z 2012 2012 Thesis Li, Y. (2012). Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/50711 10.32657/10356/50711 en 126 p. application/pdf
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Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR
description Translation termination occurs when one of three stop-codons (UAA, UGA, or UAG) in mRNA reaches the ribosomal A site. In eukaryotes, class-I release factor (eRF1) directly recognizes all three stop-codons in the A site on the small ribosomal subunit and stimulates peptide release. N-domain of eRF1 plays an important role in the stop-codon recognition; however, the precise mechanism of stop-codon discrimination by eRF1 remains obscure, hindering drug development targeting aberrations at translation termination. Through comparison of the solution structure of Q122FM(Y)F126 mutant, the Y125F mutant of eRF1 N-domain and the wild type eRF1 N-domain which are determined, we built the correlation between the structure and the stop-codon recognition and found that the conserved GTS loop adopts alternate conformations. We propose that structural variability in the GTS loop may underline the switching between omnipotency and unipotency of eRF1, implying the direct access of the GTS loop to the stop-codon. Also, we proposed a model of eRF1 bound to the A site of eukaryotic ribosome.
author2 Konstantin Pervushin
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title Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR
title_short Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR
title_full Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR
title_fullStr Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR
title_full_unstemmed Translation termination mechanism studied by solution state NMR
title_sort translation termination mechanism studied by solution state nmr
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