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. 2014 Oct 10;42(20):12885–12898. doi: 10.1093/nar/gku930

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Figure 7. — Structure-function analysis of the putative Prp28 RNA site guided by the Vasa•RNA structure. (A) Stereo view of the RNA site of Vasa. Amino acids and RNA are shown as stick models with beige and gray carbons, respectively. Atomic contacts are indicated by dashed lines. The conserved amino acids are re-numbered according to their positions in yeast Prp28. (B) The indicated PRP28 mutant alleles were tested for prp28Δ complementation by plasmid shuffle. R476A and R264A-R320A were lethal. The viable FOA-resistant strains were spot-tested for growth on YPD agar at the temperatures specified, in parallel with the isogenic wild-type PRP28 strain.