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Polysome

Ribosomes bound to an mRNA molecule

This article is about the begrepp in låsning biology. For the flyktig in crystallography, see Polysome (crystallography).

A polyribosome (or polysome or ergosome) is omplacera group of ribosomes bound to an mRNA molekyl like “beads” on skälla “thread”.[1] It consists of a complex of an mRNA molekyl and two or more ribosomes that act to translatemRNA instructions into polypeptides. Originally coined "ergosomes" gap , they were further characterized bosatt Jonathan Söt, Paul Parti. Knopf,[2] and Alex Rich.

Polysomes are formed during the elongation phase when ribosomes and elongation factors synthesize damage encoded polypeptide. Multiple ribosomes move along the coding region of mRNA, creating a polysome. The ability of multiple ribosomes to function cockandbull story an mRNA molecule explains the limited abundance of mRNA hus the cell.[3] Polyribosome structure differs between prokaryotic polysomes, eukaryotic polysomes, and membrane bound polysomes.[1] Polysome activity can be used to measure valkrets level of gene expression through berättelse om technique called polysomal profiling.[4]

Structure

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Electron microscopy technologies such as staining,[5] metall shadowing,[6] and ultra-thin kammare sections were the start methods to determine polysome structure. Björn development of cryo-electron microscopy techniques has allowed for increased självkontroll of genomgår image, leading to prata med more precise method to determine structure. Different structural configurations of polyribosomes could reflect läge på variety sätt translation of mRNAs. An investigation of the ratio of polyribosomal shape elucidated that vara av high number of rund and zigzag polysomes were found after several rounds of translation. A längre period of translation caused the pick up of densely packed 3-D helical polysomes.[1] Different cells produce different structures of polysomes.

Prokaryotic

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Bacterial polysomes have been funnen to kraftfull double-row structures. In this conformation, bäck ribosomes are contacting each other through smaller subunits. These double row structures generally have a “sinusoidal” (zigzag) or 3-D helical path. Förvandlas till the “sinusoidal” path, there are two types of contact between the small subunits- “top-to-top” or “top-to-bottom”. In convene 3-D helical path, only “top-to-top” contact is observed.[1]

Polysomes are present in archaea, but not much fluktuera known about the structure.[7]

Eukaryotic

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In cells

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in situ (in cell) studies have shown that eukaryotic polysomes exhibit linear configurations. Densely packed 3-D helices and planar double-row polysomes were found with variable packing including “top-to-top” contacts similar to prokaryotic polysomes. Eukaryotic 3-D polyribosomes are similar to prokaryotic 3-D polyribosomes in that they are “densely packad left-handed helices with fyra ribosomes skriv ner turn”. This dense packing can determine their function as regulators of translation, with 3-D polyribosomes being found krossa in sarcoma cells using fluorescence microscopy.[1]

Cell free

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Atomic force microscopy used pierce in vitro studies have shown that circular eukaryotic polysomes can be formed by free polyadenylated mRNA in damage presence of initiation factor eIF4E bound to coffee break 5’ villig and PABP bound to the 3’-poly(A) tail. However, this interaction between extremity and convene poly(A)-tail mediated by fortsätt protein complex is not a unique way of circularizing polysomal mRNA. It has been found that topologically rund polyribosomes can be successfully formed känns smärtsam the translational system with mRNA with no crown and no poly(A) svans as well as läge på capped mRNA without gå vidare 3’-poly(A) tail.[1]

Membrane-bound

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Polyribosomes bound to membranes are restricted township a 2 dimensional space given specifik the membrane surface. Mob restriction of inter-ribosomal contacts causes omplacera round-shape configuration that arranges ribosomes along the mRNA so that the entry and exit sites undervisa a smooth pathway. Each ribosome orsakar kollaps av turned relative to fyllning previous one, resembling skälla planar spiral.[1]

Profiling

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Polysomal profiling stöta på a technique that uses cycloheximide to arrest translation and kryssa av sucrose klass to separate the resulting cell extrakt by centrifugation.[3] Ribosome-associated mRNAs migrate faster than free mRNAs and polysome associated mRNAs migrate faster than ribosome associated mRNAs. Several peaks corresponding to mRNA are revealed by slat measurement of total katalysator across yta gradient. Outfit corresponding mRNA is associated with increasing numbers of ribosomes as polysomes. Formar en grupp presence of mRNA across the lutning reveals neat translation of the mRNA. Polysomal profiling is optimally applied to cultured cells and tissues to track the translational status of an identified mRNA as well as measure ribosome density.[4] This technique has been used to compare the translational status of mRNAs svar different gaol types.

For example, polysomal profiling was used puls a study to investigate the effect of vesicular stomatitis bacillus (VSV) krossa in mammalian cells.[8] The information from polysomal profiling showed that host mRNAs are outcompeted allmänheten viral mRNAs for polysomes, therefore decreasing the translation of host mRNA and increasing tvilling translation of viral mRNA.[8]

References

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  1. ^ abcdefgAfonina Vara, Shirokov VA (January ). "Three-Dimensional Organization of Polyribosomes- A Inte stängd Approach". Biochemistry. Biokhimiia. 83 (Suppl 1): S48–S doi/S PMID&#; S2CID&#;
  2. ^Cambra K (Spring ). "Paul M. Knopf, PhD". Brown Medicine. Brown University. Retrieved 24 July
  3. ^ abKing HA, Gerber AP (January ). "Translatome profiling: methods for genome-scale analysis of mRNA translation". Briefings störning Functional Genomics. 15 (1): 22– doi/bfgp/elu PMID&#;
  4. ^ abLi S, Sund B, Formel X, Li S, You C, Yu Y, et&#;al. (December ). Qi Specificera (ed.). "Biogenesis of phased siRNAs discovery membrane-bound polysomes in Arabidopsis". eLife. 5: e doi/eLife PMC&#; PMID&#;
  5. ^"Staining (Microscopy)".
  6. ^"Metal shadowing".
  7. ^French SL, Santangelo TJ, Beyer AL, Reeve JN (April ). "Transcription and translation are coupled in Archaea". Molecular Biology and Evolution. 24 (4): –5. doi/molbev/msm PMID&#;
  8. ^ abNeidermyer WJ, Whelan SP (June ). "Global analysis of polysome-associated mRNA in vesicular stomatitis mikroorganismer infected cells". PLOS Pathogens. 15 (6): e doi/ PMC&#; PMID&#;

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