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. 2003 Dec 1;17(23):2889–2901. doi: 10.1101/gad.1148603

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Analysis of the activity of purified GST YGR024c fusion protein. (A) tRNA substrate specificity of YGR024p. Here, 0.4 μM p-tRNAPhe (lanes a-c) or 0.4 μM p-tRNAHis (lanes d-f) was incubated in reaction mixtures containing 100 μM ATP, 0.6 μM [α-32P]GTP, and GST dialysis buffer (lanes a,d), 0.5 μM GST-YGR024p (lanes b,e), or 2.4 μg/μL S100 extract (lanes c,f), and tRNA was resolved by PAGE as described in Materials and Methods. Lane g, [5′-32P] tRNAHis. (B) Phosphatase treatment of guanylylated tRNAHis. Gel-purified tRNA product from reaction with GST-YGR024p was incubated with calf intestinal phosphatase (CIP), and products were resolved by thin layer chromatography as described in Materials and Methods. a, tRNA incubated on ice; b, tRNA on ice in CIP buffer; c, tRNA in CIP buffer at 37°C; d, tRNA incubated with CIP in CIP buffer at 37°C; e, 32P-labeled inorganic phosphate. (C) Partial RNase T1 digestion of guanylylated tRNAHis. Gel-purified guanylylated tRNAHis and labeled tRNA standards were incubated with RNase T1 under partial digestion conditions, as described in Materials and Methods, and products were resolved by 12% PAGE. a, [5′-32P]tRNAHis 76-mer, beginning with G-1 (p*76mer); b, [5′-32P]tRNAHis 75-mer, beginning with G+1 (p*75mer); c,d, p-tRNAHis substrate guanylylated with GST-YGR024p and GST-YDL076p, respectively, in the presence of 100 μM ATP and [α-32P]GTP; e, 75-mer tRNAHis 3′-labeled with *pCp. Numbers on the left and right indicate the length of partially digested fragments in lanes a and e, respectively.