Adenylylation
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-Adenylylation is the addition of an AMP moiety to a phosphorylated end. In vitro,
-it is performed by [[ligases|ligases]].
+Adenylylation is the addition of an AMP moiety to a phosphorylated end. In
+vitro, it is performed by ligases. See the [[ligase]] tag for details.
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Work in progress.
-DNA and RNA ligases can be used to adenylylate a substrate; seee the
-[[adenylylation]] tag for details.
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Ligases are inhibited by high concentrations of ATP ([[Tessier, Brousserau &
Vernet, 1986|biblio/3799962]] and many others).
linker to RNA ends, thus prevents unwanted ligation products
([[Viollet et al., 2011|biblio/21722378]]).
+DNA and RNA ligases can be used to adenylylate a substrate.
+
+ - [[McLaughlin, Piel and Graeser (1985)|biblio/3978074]] noted that
+ adenylylated RNA is a better substrate for T4 RNA ligase, and that
+ adenylylation efficiency after 6h was C ยป U ~ A > G.
+ - [[Hoffmann and McLaughlin (1987)|biblio/3299268]] used T4 RNL 1 to
+ adenylylate RNA, and noted that ssNpR(A) are good acceptors, and pCpN
+ are good donors.
+ - [[Ho, Wang, Lima and Shuman (2004)|biblio/14962393]] reported the
+ use of RNL(1-249) on pre-adenylylated RNA in absence of ATP for
+ avoiding concatemerisation.
+ - [[Silverman (2004)|biblio/15037782]] reported the use a complementary
+ DNA oligonucleotide (leaving 3-4 protruding 5'ribonucleotides) when
+ adenylylating with T4 RNL 1.
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