1991
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9258(18)98508-x
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Inactivation of mRNA cap-binding protein complex in Drosophila melanogaster embryos under heat shock

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“…A decrease in the associated proteins was observed in other comparative analyses (data not shown; a modest decrease is seen by two-dimensional analysis: panels B and C). The extent of dissociation of eIF-4E-associated proteins we observe is less than reported by Zapata et al (1991). The open arrowheads in panel A mark unavoidable degradation products of eIF-4E (these are detected more clearly as spots, labeled degl and deg2, in panel B).…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 67%
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“…A decrease in the associated proteins was observed in other comparative analyses (data not shown; a modest decrease is seen by two-dimensional analysis: panels B and C). The extent of dissociation of eIF-4E-associated proteins we observe is less than reported by Zapata et al (1991). The open arrowheads in panel A mark unavoidable degradation products of eIF-4E (these are detected more clearly as spots, labeled degl and deg2, in panel B).…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 67%
“…However, mRNAs with similarly low predicted 5'UTR structure, such as actin, or a synthetic 5'UTR created by maintaining base composition but randomizing order, do not preferentially translate (Lindquist & Petersen, 1990), suggesting a specific-sequence element requirement also exists. The heat shocked Drosophila translational machinery appears lesioned in the initiation factor fraction (Sanders et al, 1986;Zapata et al, 1991), paralleling observations in mammalian cells Panniers et al, 1984Panniers et al, , 1985. Some evidence for a ribosomal fraction lesion has also been obtained (Scott & Pardue, 1980), the differences likely resulting from stringency of salt-wash removal of ribosomal-associated proteins.…”
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confidence: 54%
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“…chaperone Hsp27 participates in inhibition of eIF4F(cap)dependent translation initiation by binding eIF4G, which is associated with a significant reduction in formation of eIF4F complexes and insolubilization of eIF4G. The results largely account for the inhibition of eIF4E phosphorylation, the disassembly of initiation factor eIF4F, and impaired eIF4F-dependent mRNA translation that is a hallmark of heat shock (Duncan et al 1987;Duncan and Hershey 1989;Lamphear and Panniers 1990;Zapata et al 1991;Feigenblum and Schneider 1996). The continued translation of heat shock mRNAs occurs because they require minimal amounts of eIF4F, either by virtue of initiation through internal ribosome entry, or by ribosome shunting mechanisms (Yueh and Schneider 2000; for review, see Schneider 2000).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ο παράγοντας αυτός χρησιµοποιώντας ATP, αποδιατάσσει τις δευτεροταγείς δοµές που υπάρχουν στο 5' άκρο των mRNA ώστε να µπορεί στην συνέχεια να δεσµευθεί στην περιοχή αυτή η µικρή (40S) υποµονάδα του ριβοσώµατος και να αρχίσει να µετακινείται πάνω στο mRNA µέχρι να συναντήσει το κωδικό έναρξης (Lewin, 2000). Ο παράγοντας αυτός έχει διαπιστωθεί ότι απενεργοποιείται µετά από θερµικό στρες (Panniers et al, 1985;Zapata et al, 1991) µε αποτέλεσµα την αναστολή της µετάφρασης.…”
Section: A34 μεταφραστική ρύθµιση της έκφρασης των θερµοεπαγόµενων γονιδίωνunclassified