A Web Service for Automated Design of Multiple Types of Ribozymes Targeting RNA: from minimal hammerhead to aptazymes
Najeh, S.; Kharma, N.; Vaudry-Read, T.; Haurie, A.; Paslawski, C.; Adams, D.; Ferreira, S.; Perreault, J.
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Ribosoft 2.0 is the second version of a web service to design different types of trans-acting conventional and allosteric ribozymes. The web service is publicly available at https://ribosoft2.fungalgenomics.ca/. Ribosoft 2.0 uses template secondary structures that can be submitted by users to design ribozymes in accordance with parameters provided by the user. The generated designs specifically target a transcript (or, generally, an RNA sequence) given by the user. Herein, sixty ribozymes of different types were tested on two different mRNAs, with a majority shown to be active. We have also generated and proved the activity of the first trans-acting aptazyme designed in silico.
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