XB-ART-12527
RNA
1999 Aug 01;58:993-1002.
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The Rev protein is able to transport to the cytoplasm small nucleolar RNAs containing a Rev binding element.
Buonomo SB
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Michienzi A
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De Angelis FG
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Bozzoni I
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Small nucleolar RNAs (snoRNAs) were utilized to express Rev-binding sequences inside the nucleolus and to test whether they are substrates for Rev binding and transport. We show that U16 snoRNA containing the minimal binding site for Rev stably accumulates inside the nucleolus maintaining the interaction with the basic C/D snoRNA-specific factors. Upon Rev expression, the chimeric RNA is exported to the cytoplasm, where it remains bound to Rev in a particle devoid of snoRNP-specific factors. These data indicate that Rev can elicit the functions of RNA binding and transport inside the nucleolus.
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