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An evolutionarily conserved tryptophan cage promotes folding of the extended RNA recognition motif in the hnRNPR-like protein family

2024-12-23

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The heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein (hnRNP) R-like family is a class of RNA binding proteins in the hnRNP superfamily that has diverse functions in RNA processing. Here, we present the 1.90 Å X-ray crystal structure and solution NMR studies of the first RNA recognition motif (RRM) of human hnRNPR. We find that this domain adopts an extended RRM (eRRM1) featuring a canonical RRM with a structured N-terminal...

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8f85f661-7b26-5543-9d27-d8520c2b4c49
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10.1101/2024.12.20.629849
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