Interrogation of Eukaryotic Stop Codon Readthrough Signals by in Vitro RNA Selection.
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ABSTRACT: RNA signals located downstream of stop codons in eukaryotic mRNAs can stimulate high levels of translational readthrough by the ribosome, thereby giving rise to functionally distinct C-terminally extended protein products. Although many readthrough events have been previously discovered in Nature, a broader description of the stimulatory RNA signals would help to identify new reprogramming events in eukaryotic genes and provide insights into the molecular mechanisms of readthrough. Here, we explore the RNA reprogramming landscape by performing in vitro translation selections to enrich RNA readthrough signals de novo from a starting randomized library comprising >1013 unique sequence variants. Selection products were characterized using high-throughput sequencing, from which we i
SUBMITTER: Anzalone AV
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6566847 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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