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PDBsum entry 4jvh
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RNA binding protein
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4jvh
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DOI no:
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Genes Dev
27:928-940
(2013)
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Structure-function studies of STAR family Quaking proteins bound to their in vivo RNA target sites.
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M.Teplova,
M.Hafner,
D.Teplov,
K.Essig,
T.Tuschl,
D.J.Patel.
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ABSTRACT
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Mammalian Quaking (QKI) and its Caenorhabditis elegans homolog, GLD-1 (defective
in germ line development), are evolutionarily conserved RNA-binding proteins,
which post-transcriptionally regulate target genes essential for developmental
processes and myelination. We present X-ray structures of the STAR (signal
transduction and activation of RNA) domain, composed of Qua1, K homology (KH),
and Qua2 motifs of QKI and GLD-1 bound to high-affinity in vivo RNA targets
containing YUAAY RNA recognition elements (RREs). The KH and Qua2 motifs of the
STAR domain synergize to specifically interact with bases and sugar-phosphate
backbones of the bound RRE. Qua1-mediated homodimerization generates a scaffold
that enables concurrent recognition of two RREs, thereby plausibly targeting
tandem RREs present in many QKI-targeted transcripts. Structure-guided mutations
reduced QKI RNA-binding affinity in vitro and in vivo, and expression of QKI
mutants in human embryonic kidney cells (HEK293) significantly decreased the
abundance of QKI target mRNAs. Overall, our studies define principles underlying
RNA target selection by STAR homodimers and provide insights into the
post-transcriptional regulatory function of mammalian QKI proteins.
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