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The function of these potential RNA structures is unknown. They were suggested to control the mentioned genes. | The function of these potential RNA structures is unknown. They were suggested to control the mentioned genes. | ||
− | ** ydaO-yuaA switch | + | ** [http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/family?acc=RF00379 ydaO-yuaA switch]: ''[[ydaO]], [[ktrA]]'' |
− | ** ykkC-yxkD switch | + | ** ykkC-yxkD switch: ''[[ykkC]], [[yxkD]]'' |
− | ** ylbH switch | + | ** [http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/family?acc=RF00080 yybP-ykoY switch]: ''[[yybP]]'', ''[[ykoY]]'' |
+ | ** ylbH switch: ''[[ylbH]]'' | ||
** L10_leader | ** L10_leader | ||
− | ** [http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/family?acc=RF00555 L13 leader] | + | ** [http://rfam.sanger.ac.uk/family?acc=RF00555 L13 leader]: ''[[rplM]]'' |
** L19_leader | ** L19_leader | ||
** L20_leader | ** L20_leader |
Revision as of 13:40, 7 July 2009
RNA switches are regulatory systems that rely on alternative mRNA structures.
RNA switches may be triggered by proteins, tRNAs (T-box), or metabolites (riboswitches)
List of Bacillus subtilis RNAswitches
- Protein-dependent RNA switches
- potential additional RNA switches
The function of these potential RNA structures is unknown. They were suggested to control the mentioned genes.
- ydaO-yuaA switch: ydaO, ktrA
- ykkC-yxkD switch: ykkC, yxkD
- yybP-ykoY switch: yybP, ykoY
- ylbH switch: ylbH
- L10_leader
- L13 leader: rplM
- L19_leader
- L20_leader
- L21_leader
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