bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 10, 2024
Abstract
RNA
polymerase
III
(Pol
III)
is
specialized
in
the
transcription
of
short,
essential
RNAs,
including
U6
small
nuclear
RNAs
(snRNAs).
At
snRNA
genes,
Pol
recruited
by
Activating
Protein
Complex
(SNAPc)
forming,
together
with
a
Brf2-containing
TFIIIB
complex,
transcriptionally
competent
pre-initiation
complex
(PIC).
Additionally,
SNAPc
responsible
for
recruitment
II
at
remaining
snRNAs
genes
(U1,
2,
4
and
5),
representing
unique
example
multi
subunit
factor
shared
among
different
Polymerases.
The
mechanism
cross-polymerase
engagement
role
SNAPC2
SNAPC5
subunits
remain
poorly
defined.
Here,
we
present
cryo-EM
structures
full-length
SNAPc-containing
PIC
assembled
on
promoter
open
melting
states
3.2-4.2Å
resolution.
Comparative
structural
analysis
revealed
unexpected
differences
yeast
molecular
basis
selective
structurally
distinct
within
PICs.
Harnessing
crosslinking
mass
spectrometry,
also
localize
proximity
to
bound
DNA,
expanding
upon
existing
descriptions
structure.
Genes,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(6), P. 1226 - 1226
Published: June 6, 2023
One
of
the
strategies
to
overcome
diseases
or
abiotic
stress
in
crops
is
use
improved
varieties.
Genetic
improvement
could
be
accomplished
through
different
methods,
including
conventional
breeding,
induced
mutation,
genetic
transformation,
gene
editing.
The
function
and
regulated
expression
promoters
are
necessary
for
transgenic
improve
specific
traits.
variety
promoter
sequences
has
increased
generation
genetically
modified
because
they
lead
responsible
trait
a
manner.
Therefore,
characterization
activity
biotechnological
crops.
That
why
several
analyses
have
focused
on
identifying
isolating
using
techniques
such
as
reverse
transcriptase-polymerase
chain
reaction
(RT-PCR),
libraries,
cloning,
sequencing.
Promoter
analysis
involves
plant
transformation
method,
potent
tool
determining
genes
plants,
contributing
understanding
regulation
development.
Furthermore,
study
that
play
fundamental
role
highly
relevant.
development
organisms
made
it
possible
understand
benefits
directing
temporal,
spatial,
even
controlled
manner,
confirming
great
diversity
discovered
developed.
crucial
processes
ensure
correct
gene.
This
review
highlights
various
types
their
functionality
Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(7), P. 1037 - 1037
Published: July 22, 2023
The
revolutionary
CRISPR/Cas9
genome-editing
technology
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
for
plant
improvement,
offering
unprecedented
precision
and
efficiency
in
making
targeted
gene
modifications.
This
practical
approach
to
genome
editing
offers
tremendous
opportunities
crop
surpassing
the
capabilities
of
conventional
breeding
techniques.
article
provides
an
overview
recent
advancements
challenges
associated
with
application
improvement.
potential
terms
developing
crops
enhanced
resistance
biotic
abiotic
stresses
is
highlighted,
examples
genes
edited
confer
disease
resistance,
drought
tolerance,
salt
cold
tolerance.
Here,
we
also
discuss
importance
off-target
effects
efforts
made
mitigate
them,
including
use
shorter
single-guide
RNAs
dual
Cas9
nickases.
Furthermore,
alternative
delivery
methods,
such
protein-
RNA-based
approaches,
are
explored,
they
could
potentially
avoid
integration
foreign
DNA
into
genome,
thus
alleviating
concerns
related
genetically
modified
organisms
(GMOs).
We
emphasize
significance
accelerating
processes,
reducing
time
costs,
enabling
introduction
desired
traits
at
nucleotide
level.
As
field
continues
evolve,
it
anticipated
that
will
remain
prominent
adaptation
challenging
environmental
conditions.
BioDesign Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
5, P. 0013 - 0013
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
High-precision
bioengineering
and
synthetic
biology
require
fine-tuning
gene
expression
at
both
transcriptional
posttranscriptional
levels.
Gene
transcription
is
tightly
regulated
by
promoters
terminators.
Promoters
determine
the
timing,
tissues
cells,
levels
of
genes.
Terminators
mediate
termination
genes
affect
mRNA
posttranscriptionally,
e.g.,
3'-end
processing,
stability,
translation
efficiency,
nuclear
to
cytoplasmic
export
mRNAs.
The
promoter
terminator
combination
affects
expression.
In
present
article,
we
review
function
features
plant
core
promoters,
proximal
distal
terminators,
their
effects
on
benchmarking
strategies
for
regulating
Plants,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(7), P. 1478 - 1478
Published: March 28, 2023
Following
recent
developments
and
refinement,
CRISPR-Cas9
gene-editing
technology
has
become
increasingly
mature
is
being
widely
used
for
crop
improvement.
The
application
of
CRISPR/Cas9
enables
the
generation
transgene-free
genome-edited
plants
in
a
short
period
advantages
simplicity,
high
efficiency,
specificity,
low
production
costs,
which
greatly
facilitate
study
gene
functions.
In
plant
molecular
breeding,
efficiency
system
proven
to
be
key
step
influencing
effectiveness
with
improvements
recently
becoming
focus
reported
scientific
research.
This
review
details
strategies
methods
improving
editing
including
Cas9
variant
enzyme
engineering,
effect
multiple
promoter
driven
Cas9,
gRNA
efficient
optimization
expression
strategies.
It
also
briefly
introduces
CRISPR/Cas12a
BE
PE
precision
editing.
These
are
beneficial
further
development
systems
field
breeding.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
RNA
polymerase
III
(Pol
III)
transcribes
short,
essential
RNAs,
including
the
U6
small
nuclear
(snRNA).
At
snRNA
genes,
Pol
is
recruited
by
Activating
Protein
Complex
(SNAPc)
and
a
Brf2-containing
TFIIIB
complex,
forming
pre-initiation
complex
(PIC).
Uniquely,
SNAPc
also
recruits
II
at
remaining
splicesosomal
genes
(U1,
2,
4
5).
The
mechanism
of
cross-polymerase
engagement
role
SNAPC2
SNAPC5
subunits
remain
poorly
defined.
Here,
we
present
cryo-EM
structures
full-length
SNAPc-containing
PIC
assembled
on
promoter
in
open
melting
states
3.2–4.2
Å
resolution.
structural
comparison
revealed
differences
with
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
basis
selective
within
PICs.
Additionally,
crosslinking
mass
spectrometry
localizes
near
DNA,
expanding
upon
existing
descriptions
structure.
mediates
transcription
III.
authors
have
used
to
resolve
structure
SNAPc-bound
revealing
its
dual
interaction
mechanism.