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Origin of genetically encoded protein synthesis: a model based on selection for RNA peptidation.

Abstract

The difficulty in explaining the origin of genetic coding centres on the need to identify selective advantages that could account for the synthesis of peptidyl-tRNA, the essential intermediate in genetically programmed translation. It is resolved by a recognition of the functional advantages derivable from the post-transcriptional addition of peptide cofactors to RNA apo-catalysts. This enables the formulation of a theory for the origin of the genetic encoding of protein synthesis by RNA.

Mesh：

Substances：
Peptides
Proteins
RNA

Year: 1991 PMID： 1724560 DOI： 10.1007/bf01809445

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Orig Life Evol Biosph ISSN： 0169-6149 Impact factor: 1.950

26 in total

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Authors: L E Orgel
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Authors: H F Noller; S Stern; D Moazed; T Powers; P Svensson; L M Changchien
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8. Complementary base-pairing properties of cyclized and linear oligonucleotides.

Authors: Q S Wang; P M Bronskill; S B Zhang; J T Wong
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Authors: D Labuda; D Pörschke
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10. Effect of threonylcarbamoyl modification (t6A) in yeast tRNA Arg III on codon-anticodon and anticodon-anticodon interactions. A thermodynamic and kinetic evaluation.

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Origin of genetically encoded protein synthesis: a model based on selection for RNA peptidation.

1. The evolution of a universal genetic code.

2. Speculations on the early course of evolution.

Review 3. Biological catalysis by RNA.

Review 4. The biology and enzymology of eukaryotic protein acylation.

Review 5. The origin of polynucleotide-directed protein synthesis.

6. Studies on the architecture and function of 16S rRNA.

7. Purification of the polyenzymes responsible for tyrocidine synthesis and their dissociation into subunits.

8. Complementary base-pairing properties of cyclized and linear oligonucleotides.

9. Codon-induced transfer RNA association. A property of transfer RNA involved in its adaptor function?

10. Effect of threonylcarbamoyl modification (t6A) in yeast tRNA Arg III on codon-anticodon and anticodon-anticodon interactions. A thermodynamic and kinetic evaluation.

1. Use of a coenzyme by the glmS ribozyme-riboswitch suggests primordial expansion of RNA chemistry by small molecules.

2. Concepts and dynamics: a theoretical issue of OLEB.

Review 3. The early phases of genetic code origin: conjectures on the evolution of coded catalysis.

4. Question 6: how did translation occur?

5. Question 6: coevolution theory of the genetic code: a proven theory.

Review 6. A gripping tale of ribosomal frameshifting: extragenic suppressors of frameshift mutations spotlight P-site realignment.

Review 7. The protein invasion: a broad review on the origin of the translational system.

8. The origin of the genetic code: matter of metabolism or physicochemical determinism?

9. A Model for the Origin of the First mRNAs.

10. An Autotrophic Origin for the Coded Amino Acids is Concordant with the Coevolution Theory of the Genetic Code.