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* '''Potential additional RNA switches'''
 
* '''Potential additional RNA switches'''
The function of these potential RNA structures is unknown. They were suggested to control the mentioned genes.
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** ''[[pyrG]]'' RNA switch: low levels of intracellular CTP induce reiterative addition of G residues at position +4 in the 5' end of the ''[[pyrG]]'' mRNA, which is encoded as pppGGGC. . . . The poly(G) sequences formed under these conditions act to prevent attenuation by base pairing with the C- and U-rich 5' strand of a downstream terminator stem-loop located in the ''[[pyrG]]'' leader. {{PubMed|17302819}}
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The function of the following potential RNA structures is unknown. They were suggested to control the mentioned genes.
  
 
** [http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/family?acc=RF00379 ydaO-yuaA switch]: ''[[ydaO]], [[ktrA]]''
 
** [http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/family?acc=RF00379 ydaO-yuaA switch]: ''[[ydaO]], [[ktrA]]''

Revision as of 19:18, 3 February 2010

RNA switches are regulatory systems that rely on alternative mRNA structures.

RNA switches may be triggered by proteins, tRNAs (T-box), or metabolites (riboswitches)

List of Bacillus subtilis RNAswitches

  • Potential additional RNA switches
    • pyrG RNA switch: low levels of intracellular CTP induce reiterative addition of G residues at position +4 in the 5' end of the pyrG mRNA, which is encoded as pppGGGC. . . . The poly(G) sequences formed under these conditions act to prevent attenuation by base pairing with the C- and U-rich 5' strand of a downstream terminator stem-loop located in the pyrG leader. PubMed

The function of the following potential RNA structures is unknown. They were suggested to control the mentioned genes.

Important Reviews