A single natural RNA modification can destabilize a U•A-T-rich RNA•DNA-DNA triple helix

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FIGURE 4.
FIGURE 4.

EMSA results for modified 22-nt sequence from lncRNA AL157886.1 binding to D-D. (A) Table showing the R•D-D constructs and measured KD, EMSA values for the AL157886.1 segment containing no modifications, a single m5C modification at three different sites, and three m5C modifications. Red nucleotides indicate the m5C location in each RNA. The putative Watson–Crick and Hoogsteen interactions are represented by a solid line (|) and a dot (•), respectively. The asterisk (*) denotes the location of the 5′-[32P]-radiolabel. The reported KD, EMSA values are average of at least three independent replicates and the associated standard deviation. (B) Bar plot showing the stability of each modified triple helix relative to the unmodified triple helix. The relative stability was calculated as KD, EMSA(unmodified)/KD, EMSA(modified). Error bars are the standard deviation of at least three independent experiments.

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  1. RNA 28: 1172-1184