Computational Foundations for Comparative RNA Sequence and Structure
比较 RNA 序列和结构的计算基础
基本信息
- 批准号:7851405
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27.42万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2008
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2008-07-11 至 2012-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AlgorithmsArchaeaAreaBackBacteriaBiologicalCell physiologyCellsCodeCollectionCommunitiesDNADataDatabase Management SystemsDatabasesDevelopmentDiseaseElementsEukaryotaFamilyFoundationsGeneral PopulationGenerationsGeneric DrugsGenesGenomeGoalsHigh Performance ComputingHigher Order Chromatin StructureInternetIntronsKnowledgeLaboratory StudyMethodsMicroRNAsModelingMolecular BiologyOrganismPharmacotherapyPhylogenetic AnalysisProbabilityProcessPropertyProteinsProtocols documentationPublic HealthRNARNA Sequence AnalysisRNA SequencesRNA analysisRegulationResearchResourcesRetrievalRibosomesSequence AlignmentSequence AnalysisSequence HomologsServicesSiteSolventsStructureSubgroupSurfaceTaxonomyTransfer RNAVariantWorkbasecomparativecomputer infrastructuredata managementdata modelingfitnessimprovednovelstatisticsweb site
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): RNA is in the center of a major paradigm shift in Molecular Biology. Our previous perspective of a gene and the general concept for how a cell codes for proteins from DNA is still generally true for Bacteria and Archaea. However, in Eukaryotes, this perspective is being replaced with the notion that the complexity of an organism scales with the amount of RNA, not Protein, that is coded for in its genome. The functional properties of these RNA molecules are directly associated with their higher-order structure. Thus the prediction and identification of this structure from sequence will provide the foundation to understand the details of their function. Since the structural and functional properties of some recently discovered RNAs, such as different micro RNAs, are involved in the regulation of normal and aberrant cellular processes, studies that focus on RNA are expected to help determine the molecular biology for different diseases, and provide the basis for new drug therapies. Comparative analysis of RNA sequences and structures have been very successful in the elucidation of the entire structure of an RNA molecule and in the identification and characterization of the basic building blocks of RNA - structural motifs and structural elements. One of the PIs of this proposal, has established the "Comparative RNA Web (CRW)" site that disseminates collections and analysis of different types of comparative information for a few select RNA molecules. However, based on the significant increase in the number of sequences for the initial set of RNAs studied in this project, and now the significant increase in the number of RNAs that are being identified, we are developing a novel computational foundation intended to establish repeatable protocols for the comparative analysis of RNA sequences and structures. The current CRW Site will become a fully dynamic web service for the general scientific community to perform comparative analysis on their own RNAs, benefiting from the collection of RNA sequence and structure information and the computational infrastructure at the CRW Site. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANDE: Based on the functional importance of RNA and its higher-order structure, we are developing a novel computational foundation for the comparative analysis of RNA. This resource will benefit experimental laboratories that are studying RNAs that are associated with many different normal and aberrant processes in the cell, and could directly influence the development of new drug therapies.
描述(由申请人提供):RNA位于分子生物学的主要范式转移的中心。我们以前对基因的观点以及关于细胞和古细菌的细胞蛋白如何代码的一般概念。然而,在真核生物中,这种观点被以这样的观念取代,即生物体的复杂性与其基因组中编码的RNA的量表相比,而不是蛋白质。这些RNA分子的功能特性与它们的高阶结构直接相关。因此,从序列中对该结构的预测和识别将为了解其功能的细节提供基础。由于一些最近发现的RNA的结构和功能特性(例如不同的微RNA)参与了正常和异常细胞过程的调节,因此,重点是RNA的研究有望帮助确定不同疾病的分子生物学,并为新药物疗法提供基础。 RNA序列和结构的比较分析在阐明RNA分子的整个结构以及RNA基本构建块的整个结构方面非常成功。该提案的一个PI之一已经建立了“比较RNA Web(CRW)”位点,该位点可以传播收集和分析一些选择的RNA分子的不同类型的比较信息。但是,基于该项目中研究的初始RNA的序列数量的显着增加,现在正在鉴定的RNA数量的显着增加,我们正在开发一个新型的计算基础,旨在为RNA序列和结构的比较分析建立可重复的方案。当前的CRW站点将成为通用科学界对自己的RNA进行比较分析的完全动态的Web服务,从而受益于RNA序列和结构信息的收集以及CRW站点的计算基础架构。公共卫生相关:基于RNA及其高阶结构的功能重要性,我们正在为RNA的比较分析开发一个新颖的计算基础。该资源将有益于研究与细胞中许多不同正常和异常过程相关的RNA的实验实验室,并可能直接影响新药疗法的发展。
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- 资助金额:
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7508627 - 财政年份:2008
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$ 27.42万 - 项目类别:
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8075600 - 财政年份:2008
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