Fig. 3: Kinetic model of metal ion-induced IBS1* and dIBS1* recognition. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Kinetic model of metal ion-induced IBS1* and dIBS1* recognition.

From: Metal ions and sugar puckering balance single-molecule kinetic heterogeneity in RNA and DNA tertiary contacts

Fig. 3: Kinetic model of metal ion-induced IBS1* and dIBS1* recognition.

a Two-state binding of IBS1* (blue) and dIBS1* (orange) to the EBS1* hairpin under high monovalent ionic strength (0: exon unbound; 1: exon bound). The area of the circle is proportional to the state population (specified in percentage) and the arrow width reflects the relative rate of the transition. Binding rates, kon,01, are indicated as pseudo-first-order rates coefficients calculated from the trained HMM. b Three-state model with two degenerate high FRET states reflecting the coordination of Mg2+ to the formed tertiary contact (0: exon unbound, Mg2+ unbound; 1: exon bound, Mg2+ unbound; 2: exon bound, Mg2+ bound). Insets show surface representations of the RNA–RNA and RNA–DNA interaction, color coded by the electrostatic potential (red: −15 kT e−1; blue 5 kT e−1). Arrows indicate coordination sites for Mg2+. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.

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