- case, the
enzymes are the
spliceosomes, and the
substrates are the pre-mRNAs. By
varying the
concentration of
spliceosomes and pre-mRNAs
based on their...
- The
minor spliceosome is a
ribonucleoprotein complex that
catalyses the
removal (splicing) of an
atypical class of
spliceosomal introns (U12-type) from...
- the
binding site for a
distinct heteroheptameric ring of Lsm proteins.
Spliceosomes catalyse splicing, an
integral step in
eukaryotic precursor messenger...
- catalysis. Two
types of
spliceosomes have been
identified (major and minor)
which contain different snRNPs. The
major spliceosome splices introns containing...
- identified:
Introns in
nuclear protein-coding
genes that are
removed by
spliceosomes (spliceosomal introns)
Introns in
nuclear and
archaeal transfer RNA genes...
- U1, U2, U3, U4, U5, U6.
SnRNPs with
these RNA
types are
utilized in
spliceosomes for RNA splicing. Uniquely, the U7
snRNP is not
involved in splicing-...
-
Scientist Award for her
breakthrough in
understanding the
mechanism of
spliceosomes - "akin to
finding the Holy
Grail of the
splicing catalysis field" -...
-
allow the
binding of core
splicing factors prior to ****embly of the
spliceosomes on the two
flanking introns. HIV, the
retrovirus that
causes AIDS in...
- self-splicing introns.
Introns are
removed from
nuclear pre-mRNAs by
spliceosomes,
large ribonucleoprotein complexes made up of
snRNA and
protein molecules...
- transcription, the
capping of the RNA transcript, and
attachment to the
spliceosome for RNA splicing. N-terminus TopFIND, a
scientific database covering...
