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Structural features and thermal stability of shrimp 14-3-3? |
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Creator | 1. Chutintorn Chauywong 2. Sasithorn Boonprakong 3. Amornrat Phongdara 4. Warapond Wanna |
Title | Structural features and thermal stability of shrimp 14-3-3? |
Publisher | Research and Development Office, Prince of Songkla University |
Publication Year | 2560 |
Journal Title | Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology (SJST) |
Journal Vol. | 39 |
Journal No. | 4 |
Page no. | 531 |
Keyword | alternative splicing,14-3-3 epsilon,?-sheet, genomic structure,protein stability |
ISSN | 0125-3395 |
Abstract | In our previous study, we reported that the nucleotide sequence of a 14-3-3? cDNA clone from Litopenaeus vannameiencodes two transcripts, designated as 14-3-3EL and 14-3-3ES. Based on the retained introns we observed in 14-3-3EL byalternative splicing, we aimed to investigate the genomic structure of this gene. The 14-3-3? gene, encoded by 2,311 bp ofDNA sequence, is interrupted by three introns of 48, 1,124 and 365 bp in size. In addition, using the SWISS-MODEL, thepredicted 3D model of 14-3-3EL has twelve ?-helices and two ?-sheets, whereas 14-3-3ES has only eleven helices in itstertiary structure. Additionally, we generated the 14-3-3EL and 14-3-3ES proteins and measured their thermal stabilities.The results demonstrated that the quantity of the 14-3-3EL protein decreased significantly at all temperatures tested.In contrast, the quantity of the 14-3-3ES protein remained unchanged, suggesting that 143-3-3EL is less stable than 14-3-3ES. |