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A distinct RNA recognition mechanism governs Np4 decapping by RppH
Rose Levenson-Palmer
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Daniel J. Luciano
, Nikita Vasilyev
, Ashok Nuthanakanti
, Alexander Serganov
, Joel G. Belasco
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Recognition Mechanism
100%
Decapping
100%
RNA Recognition
100%
RppH
100%
Phosphate
40%
Sulfide Stress
40%
Active Sites
20%
Dependent Degradation
20%
Response to Stress
20%
Substrate Specificity
20%
Cell Concentration
20%
Deprotection
20%
RNA Degradation
20%
Proteobacteria
20%
Differential Impact
20%
Hydrolytic
20%
Capped RNA
20%
Escherichia Coli Cells
20%
RNA Decay
20%
Dinucleosides
20%
RNA Pyrophosphohydrolase
20%
MRNA Cap
20%
Tetraphosphine
20%
Nucleoside Tetraphosphate
20%
Decapping Enzymes
20%
ApaH
20%
Reprogramming Gene Expression
20%
Alarmone
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
RNA
100%
Enzyme
28%
Disulfide
28%
Active Site
14%
Precursor
14%
Reprogramming
14%
Gene Expression
14%
Escherichia coli
14%
Enzyme Specificity
14%
Nucleoside
14%
Purple Bacteria
14%
RNA Degradation
14%
Inorganic Pyrophosphatase
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Ribonucleic Acid
100%
Gene Expression
14%
Escherichia coli
14%
Precursor
14%
Enzyme Specificity
14%
Proteobacteria
14%
RNA Degradation
14%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Ribonucleic Acid
100%