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Effects of the Active Aldehyde Group Generated by RNA N-Glycosidase in the Sarcin/Ricin Domain of Rat 28S Ribosomal RNA on Peptide Elongation

  • Yong-Zhen Xu and Wang-Yi Liu
Published/Copyright: June 1, 2005
Biological Chemistry
From the journal Volume 381 Issue 2

Abstract

Effects of the active aldehyde group of ribose C′1 at position 4324 of rat 28S rRNA, in the inactivated ribosome generated by RNA N-glycosidases (trichosanthin, A-chain of cinnamomin and ricin), on peptide elongation have been studied. The aldehyde group inhibits the activities of eEF1A-dependent aminoacyltRNA binding to the inactivated ribosome and eEF1Adependent GTPase, but increases eEF2-dependent activity. At a high concentration of RNA N-glycosidase, the generated aldehyde group also inhibits aminoacyl-tRNA binding to the inactivated ribosome in the absence of elongation factor and translocation activity. When the aldehyde group is reduced into a hydroxyl group by sodium borohydride or blocked with an amino acid through nucleophilic addition, the activities of eEF1A-dependent aminoacyl-tRNA binding and eEF1A-dependent GTPase of the inactivated ribosome are partially restored, but the altered activities of eEF2-dependent GTPase, translocation and aminoacyl-tRNA binding in the absence of elongation factor are not normalized. Thus, reduction or blockage of the aldehyde group with sodium borohydride or amino acids might change the conformation of the S/R domain in rat 28S ribosomal RNA to meet the requirement for eEF1A-dependent reactions, but not eEF2-involved reactions.

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Published Online: 2005-06-01
Published in Print: 2000-02-15

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