Method for selective translation of desired proteins in the resence of a specified nucleic acid ligand
OwnerCollin Frank MARINOinventor
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There is a method for selective translation of a desired protein. The method has the steps of (a) providing two half cores of a deoxyribozyme, wherein each half core includes a pendant assembly arm of a strand of nucleic acids extending therefrom and a separate, pendant binding arm extending therefrom of a strand of nucleic acids; (b) binding a nucleic acid ligand to each of the two assembly arms to form an intermediate; (c) binding the intermediate to (i) a first substrate of ribonucleic acid sequences capped at one end, (ii) a second substrate of a strand of ribonucleic acids having a 5′ triphosphate region at one end and a region of polyadenylated nucleotides at the other end and wherein the second substrate codes for the desired protein, (iii) join the two half cores to form a core in order to form a ligated product; and (d) allowing the translation for the desired protein to proceed from the ligated product. There is another method for selective translation of a desired protein. There is also a modified nucleic acid enzyme.
A method for selective translation of a desired protein, comprising:
A method for selective translation of a desired protein, comprising:
A modified nucleic acid enzyme, comprising
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