Structure-guided mutational analysis of gene regulation by the Bacillus subtilis pbuE adenine-responsive riboswitch in a cellular context

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Background: Riboswitches regulate purine biosynthesis and transport in many bacteria. Results: Mutagenic analysis of an adenine-responsive riboswitch revealed features important for efficient co-transcriptional regulation. Conclusion: Adenine binding to the riboswitch results in a local barrier to strand exchange by the transcriptional terminator, whose formation is facilitated by a stem-loop element. Significance: This is the first study comprehensively analyzing an RNA structural switch in a cellular context.

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Marcano-Velázquez, J. G., & Batey, R. T. (2015). Structure-guided mutational analysis of gene regulation by the Bacillus subtilis pbuE adenine-responsive riboswitch in a cellular context. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 290(7), 4464–4475. https://doi.org/10.1074/jbc.M114.613497

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