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  1. Targeting Alternative Conformational States of the HIV-1 Rev Response Element Stem IIB using Small Molecules

    … RNA in drug discovery as therapeutics. The HIV-1 Rev response element (RRE) RNA which is a known drug target mediates the export of incompletely-spliced viral RNA to express viral proteins required for HIV-1 replication and spread. Rev protein first recognizes the purine-rich region on RRE stem …

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  2. The Rev-mediated Dimerization of HIV RRE RNA

    The HIV-1 Regulator of Virion Expression (Rev) a regulatory protein which is critical for the late-phase development of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus-1 (HIV-1). During early-phase development of HIV-1, Rev accumulates in the cytoplasm and is transported into the nucleus through interactions with …

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  3. The Rev-mediated Dimerization of HIV RRE RNA

    The HIV-1 Regulator of Virion Expression (Rev) a regulatory protein which is critical for the late-phase development of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus-1 (HIV-1). During early-phase development of HIV-1, Rev accumulates in the cytoplasm and is transported into the nucleus through interactions with …

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  4. Molecular Studies involving the Rev Protein of Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis Virus and Visna Virus.

    … and <em>env</em>) and two regulatory genes (<em>rev</em> and <em>tat</em>). The Rev protein regulates Gag, Pol and Env expression by transporting their mRNAs to the cytoplasm by binding to the RRE (Rev Response Element) found on their mRNAs. Previous studies have indicated that Rev may be toxic …

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  5. Targeting RNA Structures with Multivalent Branched Peptide Libraries

    … related RNA structures, the transactivation response element (TAR) and the Rev response element (RRE). In addition to discovering a mid-nanomolar branched peptide ligand for TAR, the first branched boronic acid peptide library designed to target RNA was screened for binding to RRE. Each of …

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  6. Analysis of Protein and RNA Interactions of the HIV-1 rev Protein

    <p>The HIV-1 Rev protein enters the nucleus via it’s nuclear localization sequence/RNA binding domain and interacts with a ≈234 nt region of viral RNA, termed the Rev Response Element (RRE), which is located in the <em>env</em> region of unspliced and singly-spliced HIV-1 mRNA. The Rev nuclear …

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  7. Branched Peptides Targeting HIV-1 RRE RNA and Structure-Activity Relationship Studies of Spinster Homolog 2 Inhibitors

    Binding of the Rev protein with Rev Response Element (RRE) RNA present in singly- and unspliced mRNA transcripts is necessary for the replication of HIV-1. This interaction transports the mRNA transcripts from the nucleus to the cytoplasm for translation of the necessary structural and enzymatic …

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  8. Functionalizing Branched Peptides with Unnatural Amino Acids Toward Targeting HIV-1 RRE RNA and Microbials

    The interaction of the protein Rev with Rev Response Element (RRE) RNA is critical to the HIV-1 life cycle as this complex is required for the export of singly-spliced and unspliced mRNAs from the nucleus to the cytoplasm. Disruption of this interaction is considered to be a powerful strategy …

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  9. Die Rolle von eIF-5A und Kernaktin bei Kernexportprozessen

    … Transport durch den viralen Transaktivator Rev vermittelt. Rev ist ein Shuttle-Protein, das sowohl ein Kernimportsignal (NLS) als auch ein Leucin-reiches Kernexportsignal (NES) besitzt. Nach der Bindung von Rev an eine spezifische RNA Sekundärstruktur, das sogenannte Rev Response Element

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  10. Targeting HIV-1 RNAs with Medium Sized Branched Peptides Featuring Boron and Acridine-Branched Peptide Library Design, Synthesis, High-Throughput Screening and Validation

    … regulatory systems are HIV-1 trans-activating response element (TAR)/Tat replication pathway and Rev response element (RRE)/Rev export pathway. To efficiently target TAR and RRE RNA, we designed and synthesized three generations of branched peptide libraries that resulted in medium sized …

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  11. Click Chemistry on DNA and Targeting RNA structure with Peptide Boronic Acids

    … Advances in copper (I) stabilizing ligands that prevent DNA degradation via redox pathways have provided nucleic acid researchers access to the efficiency and quantitative nature of the click reaction. The majority of ligation procedures in the literature are performed in solution after DNA …

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