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Family: VA (RF00102)

Description: VA RNA

Summary

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The Rfam group coordinates the annotation of Rfam families in Wikipedia. This family is described by a Wikipedia entry VA RNA. More...

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Sequences

Alignment

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Secondary structure

This section shows a variety of different secondary structure representations for this family. More...

You can view the secondary structure of the family using the VARNA applet. You can see more information about VARNA iself here.

Species distribution

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Viroids Viroids Unclassified sequence Unclassified sequence

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Structures

For those sequences which have a structure in the Protein DataBank, we generate a mapping between EMBL, PDB and Rfam coordinate systems. The table below shows the structures on which the VA family has been found.

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Motif matches

There are 5 motifs which match this family.

This section shows the Rfam motifs that match sequences within the seed alignment of this family. Users should be aware that the motifs are structural constructs and do not necessarily conform to taxonomic boundaries in the way that Rfam families do. More...

Original order Motif Accession Motif Description Number of Hits Fraction of Hits Sum of Bits Image
7 RM00003 C-loop motif 3 0.056 31.9 Match Image
7 RM00005 CsrA/RsmA binding motif 19 0.352 172.8 Match Image
7 RM00008 GNRA tetraloop 12 0.222 95.3 Match Image
7 RM00024 T-loop 9 0.167 100.4 Match Image
7 RM00028 UMAC tetraloop 21 0.389 296.5 Match Image

References

This section shows the database cross-references that we have for this Rfam family.

Literature references

  1. Kidd AH, Garwicz D, Oberg M Virology 1995;207:32-45. Human and simian adenoviruses: phylogenetic inferences from analysis of VA RNA genes. PUBMED:95176559

  2. Thimmappaya B, Weinberger C, Schneider RJ, Shenk T Cell 1982;31:543-551. Adenovirus VAI RNA is required for efficient translation of viral mRNAs at late times after infection. PUBMED:6297772

  3. Svensson C, Akusjarvi G Mol Cell Biol 1984;4:736-742. Adenovirus VA RNAI: a positive regulator of mRNA translation. PUBMED:6201722

  4. Strijker R, Fritz DT, Levinson AD EMBO J 1989;8:2669-2675. Adenovirus VAI-RNA regulates gene expression by controlling stability of ribosome-bound RNAs. PUBMED:2583126

  5. Mathews MB Curr Top Microbiol Immunol 1995;199:173-187. Structure, function, and evolution of adenovirus virus-associated RNAs. PUBMED:7555067

  6. Ma Y, Mathews MB RNA 1996;2:937-951. Secondary and tertiary structure in the central domain of adenovirus type 2 VA RNA I. PUBMED:8809020

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Curation and family details

This section shows the detailed information about the Rfam family. We're happy to receive updated or improved alignments for new or existing families. Submit your new alignment and we'll take a look.

Curation

Seed source Bateman A, Moxon SJ
Structure source Published; PMID:8809020, Moxon SJ
Type Gene;
Author Bateman AORCID logo, Moxon SJORCID logo
Alignment details
Alignment Number of
sequences
full 81
seed 54

Model information

Build commands
cmbuild -F CM SEED
cmcalibrate --mpi CM
Search command
cmsearch --cpu 4 --verbose --nohmmonly -T 28 -Z 549862.597050 CM SEQDB
Gathering cutoff 37.0
Trusted cutoff 37.0
Noise cutoff 36.9
Covariance model Download