1999
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.274.2.666
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Quantitative Assessment of EF-1α·GTP Binding to Aminoacyl-tRNAs, Aminoacyl-viral RNA, and tRNA Shows Close Correspondence to the RNA Binding Properties of EF-Tu

Abstract: The translational elongation factors EF-1␣ (eEF1A) 1 and EF-Tu (EF1A) are GTP-binding proteins that serve similar roles in protein synthesis in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, respectively. Their normal role is to deliver aminoacylated tRNAs into the A site of the ribosome. While dispensing this function for tRNAs carrying all the standard 20 amino acids (including methionine) that are elongationally inserted into proteins, elongation factors must discriminate against non-aminoacylated tRNAs and against the methio… Show more

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“…Starck and R.W. Roberts nanomolar affinity (K d ϭ 29 and 84 nM, respectively; Dreher et al+, 1999)+ The three differences between these compounds and our analogs are (1) the amide linkage attaching the amino acid to the ribose, (2) the o-methyl tyrosine side chain, and (3) the N6-dimethyl moiety+ The side chain likely has little effect on elongation factor binding, as many unnatural hydrophobic amino acids may be inserted into proteins in both bacteria (Ellman et al+, 1991) and in eukaryotes (Dougherty, 2000)+ The amide linkage and N6-dimethyl adenosine in our tRNA mimics may result in somewhat reduced affinity for the elongation factor (Baksht et al+, 1976)+ We presently favor a model where RNA 12-P and Ala-minihelix-P act by sequestering eEF1A for two reasons: (1) inhibition occurs as the concentration of RNA-12-P or Ala-minihelix-P becomes comparable to the endogenous eEF1A concentration (;20 mM) and (2) this concentration is approximately 1,000-fold higher than the reported K d s for alanyl-RNA 12 and -Alaminihelix with eEF1A (Nazarenko & Uhlenbeck, 1995;Dreher et al+, 1999)+ In this scenario, addition of minihelix titrates away the available pool of elongation factor until translation is entirely shut down+…”
Section: Elongation Factor Dependencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Starck and R.W. Roberts nanomolar affinity (K d ϭ 29 and 84 nM, respectively; Dreher et al+, 1999)+ The three differences between these compounds and our analogs are (1) the amide linkage attaching the amino acid to the ribose, (2) the o-methyl tyrosine side chain, and (3) the N6-dimethyl moiety+ The side chain likely has little effect on elongation factor binding, as many unnatural hydrophobic amino acids may be inserted into proteins in both bacteria (Ellman et al+, 1991) and in eukaryotes (Dougherty, 2000)+ The amide linkage and N6-dimethyl adenosine in our tRNA mimics may result in somewhat reduced affinity for the elongation factor (Baksht et al+, 1976)+ We presently favor a model where RNA 12-P and Ala-minihelix-P act by sequestering eEF1A for two reasons: (1) inhibition occurs as the concentration of RNA-12-P or Ala-minihelix-P becomes comparable to the endogenous eEF1A concentration (;20 mM) and (2) this concentration is approximately 1,000-fold higher than the reported K d s for alanyl-RNA 12 and -Alaminihelix with eEF1A (Nazarenko & Uhlenbeck, 1995;Dreher et al+, 1999)+ In this scenario, addition of minihelix titrates away the available pool of elongation factor until translation is entirely shut down+…”
Section: Elongation Factor Dependencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the valyltRNA-like structure associates with EF-1a with an a‹nity similar to that of val-tRNA val . 115) Recently, a 5? cloverleaf structure in poliovirus RNA (positivestrand) has been shown to be a cis-acting replication element required for negative-strand synthesis.…”
Section: Life Cycles Of Viruses and Elongation Factors (1) Participatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To study valine trans-incorporation into protein, TYMV virion RNA (1 mg; z0.5 pmol) or Brome mosaic virus (BMV) virion RNA (Promega, 0.25 mg) was incubated with [ (Dreher et al 1999). …”
Section: Wheat Germ In Vitro Translationmentioning
confidence: 99%