
RNA-Ligand Interactions, Part B: Molecular Biology Methods
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- Front Cover
- Rna-Ligand Interactions
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Contributors to Volume 318
- Preface
- Volumes in Series
- Section I: Solution Probe Methods
- Chapter 1. Probing RNA Structure and RNA-Ligand Complexes with Chemical Probes
- Chapter 2. Methylene Blue-Mediated Cross-Linking of Proteins to Double-Stranded RNA
- Chapter 3. Structure and Distance Determination in RNA with Copper Phenanthroline Probing
- Chapter 4. Applications of Uranyl Cleavage Mapping of RNA Structure
- Chapter 5. Identification of Messenger RNAs That Contain Inosine
- Section II: Tethered-Probe Methodologies
- A. Photochemical Reagents
- Chapter 6. Site-Specific 4-Thiouridine Incorporation into RNA Molecules
- Chapter 7. Nucleoprotein Photo-Cross-Linking Using Halo- pyrimidine-Substituted RNAs
- Chapter 8. Structure Determination by Directed Photo-Cross- Linking in Large RNA Molecules with Site-Specific Psoralen
- Chapter 9. Photolabile Derivatives of Oligonucleotides as Probes of Ribosomal Structure
- Chapter 10. Photoaffinity Cross-Linking and RNA Structure Analysis
- B. Chemical Reagents
- Chapter 11. Cleavage of RNA with Synthetic Ribonuclease Mimics
- Chapter 12. Site-Specific Sulfhydryl Groups for Study of RNA Conformation via Disulfide Cross-Linking
- Chapter 13. Directed Hydroxyl Radical Probing Using Iron(II) Tethered to RNA
- Section III: In Vitro Affinity Selection Methodologies
- Chapter 14. In Vitro Selection of RNA Aptamers
- Chapter 15. In Vitro Selection and Characterization of RNAs with High Affinity to Antibiotics
- Chapter 16. Selection for RNA: Peptide Recognition through Sulfur Alkylation Chemistry
- Chapter 17. In Vitro Selection of RNA Substrates for Ribonuclease P and Its Catalytic RNA
- Chapter 18. RNA-Protein Interactions in Ribosomes. In Vitro Selection from Randomly Fragmented rRNA
- Chapter 19. Optimized Synthesis of RNA-Protein Fusions for in Vitro Protein Selection
- Section IV: Genetic Methodologies for Detecting RNA-Protein Interactions
- A. Bacterial Systems
- Chapter 20. Screening RNA-Binding Libraries by Transcriptional Antitermination in Bacteria
- Chapter 21. Rapid Genetic Analysis of RNA-Protein Interactions by Translational Repression in Escherichia coli
- Chapter 22. RNA Challenge Phages as Genetic Tools for Study of RNA-Ligand Interactions
- B. Eukaryotic Systems
- Chapter 23. Screening RNA-Binding Libraries Using Tat-Fusion System in Mammalian Cells
- Chapter 24. Frameshifting Assay to Characterize RNA-Protein Interactions in Eukaryotic Cells
- Chapter 25. Translational Repression Assay Procedure. A Method to Study RNA-Protein Interactions in Yeast
- Chapter 26. Analysis of Low-Abundance Ribonucleoprotein Particles from Yeast by Affinity Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry Microsequencing
- Chapter 27. Yeast Three-Hybrid System to Detect and Analyze RNA-Protein Interactions
- Section V: Protein Engineering Methodologies Useful for RNA-Protein Interaction Studies
- Chapter 28. Using Peptides as Models of RNA-Protein Interactions
- Chapter 29. Analysis of RNA-Protein Cross-Link Sites by BERND THIEDE AND Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization BRIGITTE WITTMANN-LIEBOLD Mass Spectrometry and N-Terminal Microsequencing
- Chapter 30. In Vitro Reconstitution of 30S Ribosomal Subunits Using Complete Set of Recombinant Proteins
- Chapter 31. Directed Hydroxyl Radical Probing of RNA from Iron(II) Tethered to Proteins in Ribonucleoprotein Complexes
- Section VI: Cell Biology Methods
- Chapter 32. Use of Dimethyl Sulfate to Probe RNA Structure in Vivo
- Chapter 33. Sensitive and High-Resolution Detection of RNA in Situ
- Author Index
- Subject Index
- Color Plate Section
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