| ribozyme | <molecular biology> Often referred to as RNA with catalytic capacity, an enzyme made of nucleic acid not protein that catalyse chemical reactions, often the breakdown of other RNAs. Of particular interest because of the implications for self replicating systems in the earliest stages of the evolution of (terrestrial) life. Their discovery in the mid-1980s refuted the concept that only proteins could be biological catalysts. There is potential for their use as pharmaceuticals and industrial catalysts. (13 Nov 1997) |
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RNA molecule that can catalyse chemical reactions, often cutting other RNAs.
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An enzyme in which RNA functions as the catalytic component.
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Catalytic or autocatalytic RNA. RNA with enzymatic activity, for instance, self-splicing RNA molecules in Tetrahymena.
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An enzyme made of RNA rather than protein. "Designer" ribozymes which can cut RNA molecules at specific points are known as "gene shears".
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Catalytic RNA, which cleaves certain target RNA and thus prohibits the gene function.
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