Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2031510 Trends in Biochemical Sciences 2006 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

When proteins and small molecules bind to RNA, they often alter its conformation. These structural changes are an essential aspect of the ability of RNA to sense signaling molecules and modulate gene expression. Thus far, few studies have been dedicated to understanding how RNA moves at a residue level and how these motions change upon complex formation. A recent report highlights how intrinsic motions in RNA correlate with its ability to bind to cognate ligands.

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