RNAproDB: A Webserver and Interactive Database for Analyzing Protein–RNA Interactions

We present RNAproDB (https://rnaprodb.usc.edu/), a new webserver, analysis pipeline, database, and highly interactive visualization tool, designed for protein-RNA complexes, and applicable to all forms of nucleic acid containing structures. RNAproDB computes several mapping schemes to place nucleic acid components and present protein-RNA interactions appropriately. Various structural annotations are computed including non-canonical base-pairing geometries, hydrogen bonds, and protein-RNA and RNA-RNA water-mediated interactions. This information is presented through integrated visualization and data tools. Subgraph selection facilitates studying smaller components of the interface. Molecular surface electrostatic potential can be visualized. RNAproDB enables analyzing and exploring experimentally determined, predicted, and designed protein-nucleic acid complexes. We present a quantitative analysis of pre-analyzed protein-RNA structures in RNAproDB revealing statistical patterns of molecular binding and recognition.

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Journal of Molecular Biology
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2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmb.2025.169012
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RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms
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RNAproDB: A Webserver and Interactive Database for Analyzing Protein–RNA Interactions

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Abstract

We present RNAproDB (https://rnaprodb.usc.edu/), a new webserver, analysis pipeline, database, and highly interactive visualization tool, designed for protein-RNA complexes, and applicable to all forms of nucleic acid containing structures. RNAproDB computes several mapping schemes to place nucleic acid components and present protein-RNA interactions appropriately. Various structural annotations are computed including non-canonical base-pairing geometries, hydrogen bonds, and protein-RNA and RNA-RNA water-mediated interactions. This information is presented through integrated visualization and data tools. Subgraph selection facilitates studying smaller components of the interface. Molecular surface electrostatic potential can be visualized. RNAproDB enables analyzing and exploring experimentally determined, predicted, and designed protein-nucleic acid complexes. We present a quantitative analysis of pre-analyzed protein-RNA structures in RNAproDB revealing statistical patterns of molecular binding and recognition.

Journal of Molecular BiologyVol. 437(15)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (US), University of Southern California (US)
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