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<p>__TOC__</p>
<p>__TOC__</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>== The idea ==</p>
<p>== The origin of the idea ==</p>
<p>In the future, EteRNA players will face the challenge of creating RNA [[sequence]]s that can change shape by binding other [[RNA]]s rather than reacting to [[ligand]]s like [[FMN]] or [[Theophylline]].</p>
<p>In the future, EteRNA players will face the challenge of creating RNA [[sequence]]s that can change shape by binding other [[RNA]]s rather than reacting to [[ligand]]s like [[FMN]] or [[Theophylline]].</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
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<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>== The goal ==</p>
<p>== The goal ==</p>
<p>Attempt to find out under which conditions, the hairpins form can be more stable than the MFE, and attempt to quantify the associated kcal bonus.</p>
<p>Attempt to find out under which conditions, the hairpins form can be more stable than the MFE, or in other words, find out whether such sequences can dimerize with itself by forming kissing hairpin complexes, and attempt to quantify the associated kcal bonus.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>== Parameters for candidates ==</p>
<p>== Parameters for candidates ==</p>
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<p>- have as few free bases as possible in the portion inbetween (in an attempt to guarantee that the stems will coaxially stack, thereby nullifying risks of pseudoknot formation)</p>
<p>- have as few free bases as possible in the portion inbetween (in an attempt to guarantee that the stems will coaxially stack, thereby nullifying risks of pseudoknot formation)</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Nice to have</p>
<p>- constraining only one of the hairpins results in the second one forming naturally</p>
<p>- the form where the hairpin sequences pair together should be as unlikely as possible, compared to the other forms</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>== Documented candidates ==</p>
<p>=== Candidate 1 ===</p>
<p>==== Raw data ====</p>
<table border="0" cellpadding="3">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>Sequence</td>
<td><code>{{ntA}}{{ntA}}{{ntG}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntA}}{{ntA}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntA}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntG}}{{ntG}}{{ntA}}{{ntG}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntG}}{{ntG}}{{ntA}}{{ntG}}{{ntG}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntU}}{{ntU}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntA}}{{ntG}}{{ntA}}{{ntC}}{{ntA}}{{ntG}}{{ntC}}{{ntA}}{{ntA}}{{ntA}}{{ntA}}{{ntG}}{{ntC}}{{ntC}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntU}}{{ntU}}{{ntG}}{{ntG}}</code></td>
<td>&nbsp;</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>MFE<br />(Vienna 2.1.1)&nbsp;</td>
<td>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|..........(((((((..((((((....))))))..)))))))..(((((......))))).}}</code></p>
</td>
<td>-21.7</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Fully constrained</td>
<td>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|..................xxxxxx...............xxxxxx..................}}</code></p>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|...........(((((((......)))))))..((((((......))))))............}}</code></p>
</td>
<td>-19.4</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Constraint hairpin 1</td>
<td>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|..................xxxxxx.......................................}}</code></p>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|...........(((((((......)))))))..(((((((....)))))))............}}</code></p>
</td>
<td>-20.5</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Constraint hairpin 2&nbsp;</td>
<td>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|.......................................xxxxxx..................}}</code></p>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|...........(((((((......)))))))..((((((......))))))............}}</code></p>
</td>
<td>-19.4</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Hairpins seq. paired</td>
<td>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|..................((((((...............))))))..................}}</code></p>
<p><code>{{alignSecStr|..................(((((((((.......)))..)))))).(((((......))))).}}</code></p>
</td>
<td>-15.8</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>==== 2D and 3D shots ====</p>
<p>(coming soon)</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>==== Comments ====</p>
<ul>
<li>The delta between the MFE and the hairpins form is both low (hopefully helping the targeted 'pseudo-switching' behavior) and large enough to make it clear that the experiment failed if the 'pseudo-switching' should not occur at all.</li>
<li>The formation of either of the hairpins (and its possible kissing complex forming) should result in the other hairpin forming as well.</li>
<li>The form with the hairpin sequences forming a stack is comparatively unlikely (high kcal delta)</li>
</ul>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>== Other examples ==</p>
<p>(need re-analysis)</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>== Examples ==</p>
<p>=== Candidate 1 ===</p>
<p>=== Candidate 1 ===</p>
<table border="0" cellpadding="3">
<table border="0" cellpadding="3">

Revision as of 20:11, 27 May 2013

(work in progress)

 

 

== The origin of the idea ==

In the future, EteRNA players will face the challenge of creating RNA sequences that can change shape by binding other RNAs rather than reacting to ligands like FMN or Theophylline.

 

A well-known interaction, HIV TAR-TAR*

PDB accession 1KIS.

 

== The goal ==

Attempt to find out under which conditions, the hairpins form can be more stable than the MFE, or in other words, find out whether such sequences can dimerize with itself by forming kissing hairpin complexes, and attempt to quantify the associated kcal bonus.

 

== Parameters for candidates ==

 

"Natural" folding (MFE) should

- not have the hairpin features

- not have the complementary hairpin sequences bound together

 

Constrained folding should

- have the hairpin features

- have as few free bases as possible in the portion inbetween (in an attempt to guarantee that the stems will coaxially stack, thereby nullifying risks of pseudoknot formation)

 

Nice to have

- constraining only one of the hairpins results in the second one forming naturally

- the form where the hairpin sequences pair together should be as unlikely as possible, compared to the other forms

 

== Documented candidates ==

=== Candidate 1 ===

==== Raw data ====

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence AAGUGAACUAUGGGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCCUCCUGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCAAAAGCCUGUUGG  
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 

..........(((((((..((((((....))))))..)))))))..(((((......))))).

-21.7
Fully constrained

..................xxxxxx...............xxxxxx..................

...........(((((((......)))))))..((((((......))))))............

-19.4
Constraint hairpin 1

..................xxxxxx.......................................

...........(((((((......)))))))..(((((((....)))))))............

-20.5
Constraint hairpin 2 

.......................................xxxxxx..................

...........(((((((......)))))))..((((((......))))))............

-19.4
Hairpins seq. paired

..................((((((...............))))))..................

..................(((((((((.......)))..)))))).(((((......))))).

-15.8

 

==== 2D and 3D shots ====

(coming soon)

 

==== Comments ====

  • The delta between the MFE and the hairpins form is both low (hopefully helping the targeted 'pseudo-switching' behavior) and large enough to make it clear that the experiment failed if the 'pseudo-switching' should not occur at all.
  • The formation of either of the hairpins (and its possible kissing complex forming) should result in the other hairpin forming as well.
  • The form with the hairpin sequences forming a stack is comparatively unlikely (high kcal delta)

 

 

== Other examples ==

(need re-analysis)

 

=== Candidate 1 ===

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence AAACAGUUGGCUUGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCUGAGGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCUGAGGGUGGCCAUC
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 
.......(((((...(((((.((..(.((((.((.....)))))))..)).))))))))))..
Constrained folding .......(((((..((((......))))((..((((((......))))))..))..)))))..

 

Pseudo-switch.png

 

Coaxial stacking predicted for the constrained form:

<tbody> </tbody>
Pseudo-switch1-coax1.png Pseudo-switch1-coax2.png

 

 

=== Candidate 2 ===

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence AUGCUUCCCCUGGGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCACAGGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCACGGCAAAUAAGGU
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 
.((((....((((((((((((.........))))..))))))))..)))).............
Constrained folding .((((....(((.(((((......))))).)))(((((......)))))..))))........

 

Pseudo-switch2.png

 

=== Candidate 3 ===

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence AGUAAUCGAAUAUGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCUGUUGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCGUCCCUGGCUCUAG
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 
.............(((((..((((.((((((..........))))..)).)))).)))))...
Constrained folding ........((((.(((((......)))))))))(((((......)))))..............

 

Pseudo-switch3.png

 

=== Candidate 4 ===

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence GCGAAGGGAUAAUGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCCUUGGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCAAAAUGAGUAUUUU
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 
((...((((.....((((..((((...)))).))))..)))).....))..............
Constrained folding .........(((.(((((......))))).)))(((((......)))))..............

 

Pseudo-switch4.png

 

=== Candidate 5 ===

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence CGUCCCGCUUGUCGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCUGGCGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCUGUCCCAUGGAAUG
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 
......((((...))))(((((((((((((((........)))))..))).))))).))....
Constrained folding ..........((((((((......))))).)))(((((......)))))..(((...)))...

 

Pseudo-switch5.png


Coaxial stacking predicted for the constrained form:

<tbody> </tbody>
Pseudo-switch5-coax1.png Pseudo-switch5-coax2.png

 


=== Candidate 6 ===

<tbody> </tbody>
Sequence UUAAGAACCGAGGGAGCCCUGGGAGGCUCGGUCUGCUGUUCCCAGACAGCCGUAGAAAGAAAC
MFE
(Vienna 2.1.1) 
.......((.(((....))).))...(((((.((((((....))).)))))).))........
Constrained folding ...(((.((....(((((......))))))))))(((((......))))).............

 

Pseudo-switch6.png


Coaxial stacking is not predicted to occur, but the hairpins (marked in white) seem to be predicted to stay distant from each other.

<tbody> </tbody>
Pseudo-switch6-nocoax.png