Research Article
Site-Selective Artificial Ribonucleases: Oligonucleotide Conjugates Containing Multiple Imidazole Residues in the Catalytic Domain
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Oligonucleotide-based artificial ribonucleases bearing multiple imidazole groups in the catalytic part: structure of conjugates and efficiencies of site-specific cleavage of yeast tRNAPhe.
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1The structures of the conjugates are shown in Figure 1 and in Supplementary material (SM-Figure 1). 2The type of anchor groups of the conjugates as shown in Figure 1(a). Type 1: cyclohexanol moiety; 2: 5/-aminothymidine residue; 3: nonnucleotide insertion; 4: 2/-modified uridine residue. 3The number of simple C–C, C–N, or P–O bonds between the 5/-terminal phosphate group of oligonucleotide B and imidazole groups of RNA-cleaving construct. 4Efficiency of the RNA cleavage was measured as percentage of tRNAPhe cleavage at C63-A64 phosphodiester bond achieved after incubation during 1 h in the presence of 10 μM of the conjugate. 5Time to reach 50% of tRNA cleavage under the standard conditions (see above) at conjugates concentration 10−5 M. 650% of tRNAPhe cleavage was not achieved under experimental conditions. *These conjugates are described in the preceding paper [1]. |