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. 2013 Aug 22;41(21):9825–9838. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkt741

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

Post-transfer editing and mis-aminoacylation of CatRNALeu by CaLeuRS and CaLeuRS-D422A. (A) A representative graph showing hydrolysis of Nva-[32P]CatRNALeu by CaLeuRS and CaLeuRS-D422A. Nuclease S1-generated Nva-[32P]AMP (reflecting Nva-[32P]CatRNALeu) and [32P]AMP (reflecting free [32P]CatRNALeu) were separated by TLC. A control reaction represented the spontaneous hydrolysis of Nva-[32P]CatRNALeu without the addition of enzyme. (B) Analysis of post-transfer editing of Nva-[32P]CatRNALeu in (A). (C) A representative graph showing mis-charging of [32P]CatRNALeu with non-cognate Nva (left) or ABA (right). Free [32P]CatRNALeu and mis-charged [32P]CatRNALeu are represented by [32P]AMP and Nva-[32P]AMP or ABA-[32P]AMP, respectively. Known amounts of [α-32P]ATP were serially diluted and loaded onto the TLC plate after separation for quantification. (D) Quantitative analysis of Nva-[32P]CatRNALeu or ABA-[32P]CatRNALeu generated by CaLeuRS (black square) and CaLeuRS-D422A (black up-pointing triangle) or ABA-[32P]CatRNALeu by CaLeuRS (white up-pointing triangle) and CaLeuRS-D422A (white down-pointing triangle) in (C).