2010
DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkq508
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Reliable semi-synthesis of hydrolysis-resistant 3′-peptidyl-tRNA conjugates containing genuine tRNA modifications

Abstract: The 3′-peptidyl-tRNA conjugates that possess a hydrolysis-resistant ribose-3′-amide linkage instead of the natural ester linkage would represent valuable substrates for ribosomal studies. Up to date, access to these derivatives is severely limited. Here, we present a novel approach for the reliable synthesis of non-hydrolyzable 3′-peptidyl-tRNAs that contain all the respective genuine nucleoside modifications. In short, the approach is based on tRNAs from natural sources that are site-specifically cleaved with… Show more

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“…In order to substantiate this conclusion, we followed the kinetics of peptide bond formation between the donor MRL-tRNA and different model acceptor substrates. For these experiments, we synthesized chemically stable substrates mimicking the aminoacyl-tRNA acceptor end (Graber et al, 2010; Moroder et al, 2009) (Table 1). In these aminoacyl-tRNA analogs with the general structure ACCA-X, various amino acid residues (X) were linked to the 3′ carbon atom of the universal tRNA sequence ACCA via a stable amide bond (Supplementary Information).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to substantiate this conclusion, we followed the kinetics of peptide bond formation between the donor MRL-tRNA and different model acceptor substrates. For these experiments, we synthesized chemically stable substrates mimicking the aminoacyl-tRNA acceptor end (Graber et al, 2010; Moroder et al, 2009) (Table 1). In these aminoacyl-tRNA analogs with the general structure ACCA-X, various amino acid residues (X) were linked to the 3′ carbon atom of the universal tRNA sequence ACCA via a stable amide bond (Supplementary Information).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Co-crystallization with RNA has been unsuccessful, which is presumably due to the low affinity of FemX Wv for free tRNA Ala , [4] instability of the Ala-tRNA Ala ester bond, and ordered fixation of the substrates, [5] that is, the peptidoglycan precursor followed by Ala-tRNA Ala , which hinders formation of a binary Fem/Ala-tRNA Ala complex. As duplexes containing less than five base pairs are unstable in solution, we connected RNA strands by a hexaethylene glycol linker [6,7] (Scheme 1 B). These compounds are composed of a peptidoglycan precursor analogue covalently linked to RNA moieties mimicking the acceptor arm of tRNA Ala .…”
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“…To generate full‐length tRNA Sec mimics that comprise the modified 3′‐termini, we elaborated an efficient enzymatic ligation strategy. A previously introduced concept for ligative tRNA synthesis utilizes 3′‐fragments that are 18 nt long and 5′‐fragments with a size of 58 nt 11. 31 The ligation site was positioned within the TΨC loop to allow proper annealing of the binary pre‐ligation complex required for T4 RNA ligase.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%