2026· Methods in molecular biology· Vol 3051, pp.
233-246
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Medicine
TL;DR
While DisoRDPbind does not identify RNA chaperones directly, a case study of an RNA chaperone, HCV core protein, is presented to illustrate the method's utility in studying RNA chaperones.
RNA binding proteins (RBPs) interact with and tightly regulate the fate of messenger RNAs, but how RNA targets are recognized remains a challenging question. RBPs often contain multiple domains known to directly bind RNA, such as RNA recognition motifs (RRMs), as well as domains whose RNA binding capacity remains incom...
Bryan B. Guzmán, Alli Jimenez, Grant A. Goda et al.· RNA: A publication of the RN...· 0 citations
Comparisons of experimental techniques and computational prediction tools for RBP identification aim to facilitate more accurate mapping of RNA–protein interactomes, thereby advancing understanding of RBP functions and supporting the development of novel therapeutic interventions targeting RNA–protein complexes.
Brigette Romero, Jadira Aurora Fuentes Bautista, Victoria Beringer et al.· Cells· 0 citations
Protein-RNA interactions play a central role in many cellular processes, such as gene regulation, protein synthesis and viral infections. Although a few thousand protein-RNA complexes have been structurally characterized, they represent only a small fraction of all interactions. This lack of experimental data limits th...
This work introduces DNAreader, the first predictor specifically designed to predict DBRs in the structured and disordered sequence regions, and develops the DNAreaderDBIDR module, which accurately predicts DNA-binding IDRs, providing flexibility to identify DBRs within IDRs or to predict entire disordered DNA-binding...
It is demonstrated that attention-based protein language models can accurately identify nucleic acid-binding proteins directly from sequence data and reveal biologically meaningful sequence determinants of binding, establishing an interpretable and scalable framework for proteome-wide characterization of protein–nuclei...
Hanjin Kim, Sung-Gwon Lee, Joo-Seong Oh et al.· Bioinformatics Advances· 0 citations