The emerging structural complexity of G-quadruplex RNAs

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FIGURE 8.
FIGURE 8.

PrP Aptamer. (A) Cartoon representation of the three-dimensional structure of an anti-PrP aptamer bound to a small peptide from the soluble isoform of the protein (PDB:2RSK; Mashima et al. 2013). The PrP-derived peptide is highlighted by its molecular surface. Dashed red line denotes the dimer interface of the aptamer. Adenosines that extend the interfacial G-quartet into a hexad are colored magenta. (B) Schematic of the PrP aptamer illustrating the canonical RNA G4 stereochemistry.

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  1. RNA 27: 390-402