Nucleic Acids Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52(21), P. 13386 - 13401
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
Abstract
Ribosome
biogenesis
is
a
complex
process
requiring
multiple
precursor
ribosomal
RNA
(rRNA)
cleavage
steps.
In
archaea,
the
full
set
of
ribonucleases
(RNases)
involved
in
rRNA
processing
remains
to
be
discovered.
A
previous
study
suggested
that
FAU-1,
conserved
protein
containing
an
RNase
G/E-like
domain
fused
unknown
function
(DUF402),
acts
as
archaea.
However,
molecular
basis
this
activity
remained
so
far
elusive.
Here,
we
report
two
X-ray
crystallographic
structures
G/E-like–DUF402
hybrid
proteins
from
Pyrococcus
furiosus
and
Sulfolobus
acidocaldarius,
at
2.1
2.0
Å,
respectively.
The
highlight
structural
homology
with
5′
recognition
Escherichia
coli
E
but
no
other
known
catalytic
nuclease
domains.
Surprisingly,
demonstrate
C-terminal
protein,
annotated
putative
diphosphatase
domain,
harbors
activity.
Our
functional
analysis
also
supports
model
by
which
regulatory
subunit
Finally,
vivo
experiments
Haloferax
volcanii
suggest
participates
maturation
pre-16S
rRNA.
Together,
our
defines
new
family,
termed
W
first
archaea-specific
contributor
archaeal
ribosome
biogenesis.
Epigenomes,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(3), P. 17 - 17
Published: Aug. 11, 2023
Although
reported
in
the
literature,
ribosome
heterogeneity
is
a
phenomenon
whose
extent
and
implications
cell
organismal
biology
not
fully
appreciated.
This
has
been
case
due
to
lack
of
appropriate
techniques
approaches.
Heterogeneity
can
arise
from
alternative
use
differential
content
protein
RNA
constituents,
as
well
post-transcriptional
post-translational
modifications.
In
few
examples
we
have,
it
apparent
that
ribosomal
offers
an
additional
level
potential
for
gene
expression
regulation
might
be
way
towards
tuning
metabolism,
stress,
growth
programs
external
internal
stimuli
needs.
Here,
introduce
biogenesis
discuss
various
occasions.
We
conclude
systematic
approach
multiple
organisms
will
needed
delineate
this
biological
its
contributions
growth,
aging,
disease.
Finally,
mutations
their
roles
Genes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 45 - 45
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
short
review
bridges
two
biological
fields:
ribosomes
and
nucleosomes—two
nucleoprotein
assemblies
that,
along
with
many
viruses,
share
proteins
featuring
long
filamentous
segments
at
their
N-
or
C-termini.
A
central
hypothesis
is
that
these
extensions
tails
perform
analogous
functions
in
both
systems.
The
evolution
of
structures
appears
closely
tied
to
the
emergence
regulatory
networks
signaling
pathways,
facilitating
increasingly
complex
roles
for
nucleosome
alike.
begins
by
summarizing
nucleosomes,
followed
a
detailed
comparison
highlighting
similarities
differences,
particularly
light
recent
findings
on
ribosomal
ribosome
dynamics.
analysis
seeks
uncover
whether
systems
operate
based
shared
principles
mechanisms.
nucleosome–ribosome
analogy
may
offer
valuable
insights
into
unresolved
questions
fields.
For
instance,
new
structural
from
might
shed
potential
motifs
formed
histone
tails.
From
an
evolutionary
perspective,
this
study
revisits
origins
regulation
ancient
assemblies,
suggesting
represent
remnants
earliest
network
governing
dynamic
control.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
380(1921)
Published: March 6, 2025
Variation
in
the
composition
of
different
ribosomes,
termed
ribosome
heterogeneity,
is
a
now
well
established
phenomenon.
However,
functional
implications
this
heterogeneity
on
regulation
protein
synthesis
are
only
beginning
to
be
revealed.
While
there
numerous
examples
heterogeneous
comparatively
few
bona
fide
specialized
ribosomes
described.
Specialization
requires
that
compositionally
distinct
through
their
subtly
altered
structure,
have
consequence
translational
output.
Even
for
those
specialization
been
characterized,
precise
mechanistic
details
how
changes
and
rRNA
enable
regulate
translation
still
missing.
Here,
we
suggest
looking
at
evolution
across
tree
life
may
help
reveal
central
principles
regulation.
We
consider
structural
studies
provided
insight
into
potential
mechanisms
which
could
affect
translation,
including
mRNA
open
reading
frame
selectivity,
elongation
dynamics
post-translational
folding.
Further,
highlight
some
challenges
must
addressed
show
review
contribution
various
models.
Several
discussed,
recent
starting
shed
light
molecular
specialization.
Finally,
discuss
future
studies,
where
advances
technology
will
likely
next
wave
research
questions.
Recent
work
has
helped
provide
more
comprehensive
understanding
affects
control.This
article
part
discussion
meeting
issue
'Ribosome
diversity
its
impact
synthesis,
development
disease'.
Cardiovascular Toxicology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 9, 2025
Although
reperfusion
therapy
can
reduce
the
mortality
of
myocardial
infarction,
it
results
in
ischemia-reperfusion
injury
(MIRI).
The
molecular
mechanism
by
which
interferon-γ
pathway
affects
MIRI
is
unclear,
so
we
addressed
this
problem
mining
transcriptome
and
single-cell
sequencing
data.
GSE160516
GSE83472
datasets,
single
cell
RNA
(scRNA-seq)
data
GSE227088
dataset
182
related
genes
(IRGs)
were
retrieved
incorporated
into
study.
differentially
expressed
(DEGs)
between
control
samples
searched,
candidate
obtained
intersecting
DEGs
with
IRGs.
protein-protein
interaction
(PPI)
analysis
was
utilized
for
selecting
key
from
genes.
Moreover,
significant
expression
consistent
trend
datasets
selected
as
biomarkers.
biological
functions
regulatory
biomarkers
investigated
enrichment
predicting
upstream
molecules
targeting
them.
Ulteriorly,
clusters
identified
via
unsupervised
cluster
merged
different
types
annotation.
Cell
observably
crucial
types.
Finally,
communication
pseudo-time
implemented
based
on
Totally
34
searched
overlapping
1,930
Nine
singled
out
genes,
Myd88
Trp53
significantly
upregulated
they
Besides,
participated
pathways
such
ribosome,
spliceosome
cycle.
might
be
simultaneously
regulated
mmu-miR-361-3p
mmu-miR-421-3p,
could
Abl1
Tead2.
25
six
types,
three
(cardiomyocyte,
fibroblast,
macrophage)
interact
each
other
through
receptor-ligand.
Pseudo-time
revealed
states
1,
2,
5
macrophages
associated
MIRI.
Two
(Myd88
Trp53)
to
IRGs
mined,
providing
a
reference
elucidating
Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Oct. 4, 2023
Ribosome
biogenesis
is
a
key
process
in
all
organisms.
It
relies
on
coordinated
work
of
multiple
proteins
and
RNAs,
including
an
array
assembly
factors.
Among
them,
the
GTPase
Era
stands
out
as
especially
deeply
conserved
protein,
critically
required
for
bacterial-type
ribosomes
from
Escherichia
coli
to
humans.
In
this
review,
we
bring
together
analyze
wealth
phylogenetic,
biochemical,
structural,
genetic
physiological
data
about
extensively
studied
but
still
insufficiently
understood
factor.
We
do
so
using
comparative
and,
wherever
possible,
synthetic
approach,
by
confronting
observations
diverse
groups
bacteria
eukaryotic
organelles
(mitochondria
chloroplasts).
The
emerging
consensus
posits
that
intervenes
relatively
early
small
subunit
essential
proper
shaping
platform
which,
its
turn,
prerequisite
efficient
translation.
timing
action
ribosome
defined
interactions
with
guanosine
nucleotides
[GTP,
GDP,
(p)ppGpp],
ribosomal
RNA,
likely
other
factors
trigger
or
delay
activity.
As
critical
nexus
biogenesis,
subject
sophisticated
regulatory
mechanisms
at
transcriptional,
post-transcriptional,
post-translational
levels.
Failure
these
deficiency
function
entail
dramatic
generalized
consequences
protein
synthesis
far-reaching,
pleiotropic
effects
organism
physiology,
such
Perrault
syndrome
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: July 11, 2024
Abstract
Mentha
haplocalyx
essential
oil
(MEO)
has
demonstrated
inhibitory
effects
on
Fusarium
oxysporum
.
Despite
its
environmentally
friendly
properties
as
a
natural
product,
the
limited
water
solubility
of
MEO
restricts
practical
application
in
field.
The
use
nanoemulsion
can
improve
bioavailability
and
provide
an
eco-friendly
approach
to
prevent
control
Panax
notoginseng
root
rot.
In
this
study,
Tween
80
anhydrous
ethanol
(at
mass
ratio
3)
were
selected
carriers,
ultrasonic
method
was
utilized
produce
(MNEO)
with
average
particle
size
26.07
nm.
Compared
MTEO
(MEO
dissolved
aqueous
solution
2%
DMSO
0.1%
80),
MNEO
exhibited
superior
inhibition
against
F.
terms
spore
germination
hyphal
growth.
Transcriptomics
metabolomics
results
revealed
that
after
treatment,
expression
levels
certain
genes
related
glycolysis/gluconeogenesis,
starch
sucrose
metabolism
significantly
suppressed
along
accumulation
metabolites,
leading
energy
disorder
growth
stagnation
contrast,
effect
from
treatment
less
pronounced.
Furthermore,
also
meiosis,
ribosome
function,
biogenesis
process.
These
findings
suggest
possesses
enhanced
stability
antifungal
activity,
which
effectively
hinders
through
inducing
disorder,
meiotic
stagnation,
well
dysfunction,
thus
indicating
potential
for
development
green
pesticide
prevention
P.
rot
caused
by
F.oxyosporum
Nucleic Acids Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52(18), P. 11254 - 11265
Published: July 22, 2024
Abstract
Co-transcriptional
assembly
is
an
integral
feature
of
the
formation
RNA–protein
complexes
that
mediate
translation.
For
ribosome
synthesis,
prior
studies
have
indicated
strict
order
transcription
rRNA
domains
may
not
be
obligatory
during
bacterial
biogenesis,
since
a
series
circularly
permuted
rRNAs
are
viable.
In
this
work,
we
report
structural
insights
into
large
subunit
(LSU)
based
on
cryo-EM
density
maps
intermediates
accumulate
in
vitro
synthesis
using
set
(CiPer)
rRNAs.
The
observed
ensemble
23
resolved
reveals
conserved
routes
with
underlying
hierarchy
among
cooperative
blocks.
There
intricate
interdependencies
for
key
helices
revealed
from
circular
permutation
rRNA.
While
domain
obligatory,
association
does
appear
to
proceed
particular
order,
likely
due
strong
evolutionary
pressure
efficient
synthesis.
This
work
reinforces
robustness
known
ribosomal
and
offers
coherent
view
how
CiPer
can
understood
context.
NAR Cancer,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3)
Published: July 9, 2024
Abstract
The
ribosome
is
a
remarkably
complex
machinery,
at
the
interface
with
diverse
cellular
functions
and
processes.
Evolutionarily
conserved,
yet
intricately
regulated,
ribosomes
play
pivotal
roles
in
decoding
genetic
information
into
synthesis
of
proteins
generation
biomass
critical
for
physiological
functions.
Recent
insights
have
revealed
existence
heterogeneity
multiple
levels.
Such
extends
to
cancer,
where
aberrant
biogenesis
function
contribute
oncogenesis.
This
led
emergence
concept
‘onco-ribosomes’,
specific
ribosomal
variants
altered
structural
dynamics,
contributing
cancer
initiation
progression.
Ribosomal
(RPs)
are
involved
many
these
alterations,
acting
as
factors
translational
reprogramming
cells.
In
this
review
article,
we
highlight
RPs
biogenesis,
how
mutations
their
paralogues
reshape
landscape,
driving
clonal
evolution
therapeutic
resistance.
Furthermore,
present
recent
evidence
providing
new
post-translational
modifications
RPs,
such
ubiquitylation,
UFMylation
phosphorylation,
they
regulate
recycling,
fidelity
stress
responses.
Understanding
intricate
interplay
between
complexity,
RP-mediated
regulatory
mechanisms
pathology
offers
profound
biology
unveils
novel
avenues
targeting
machinery
cancer.