2026· Methods in molecular biology· Vol 3051, pp.
101-115
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Medicine
TL;DR
TRNA-mediated suppression can be a useful assay for the investigation of various proteins hypothesized to promote tRNA folding through RNA chaperone-related activities.
Quantification of tRNA aminoacylation has been used to demonstrate RNA chaperone activity for RNA-binding proteins that promote tRNA folding to increase the fraction of aminoacylated tRNAs, underscoring the utility of this assay in interrogating RNA chaperone-assisted tRNA folding and function.
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