… of YB-1 to form homomultimeric complexes of various types is important. As shown, the
RNA-bound YB-1 … of a particle, while their CSDs are RNA-bound on its surface. Similar particles …

… YB-1–RNA interactions, we report high-resolution crystal structures of the YB-1 CSD in complex
with different RNA … The structure revealed that CSD interacts with RNA mainly through π–…

… To separate YB-1–RNA complexes from the protein unbound to mRNA, the preparations
were centrifuged in 5–20% sucrose gradient for 3 h (α-globin mRNA), 1.5 h (2Luc mRNA) and …

… stable complexes with the protein while normal RNA … RNA, thus exerting a dominant
negative effect on cell growth. We propose that YB-1 protein may discriminate the oxidized RNA …

… YB-1, which is up-regulated in GBM, is important for cell proliferation. Together, our findings
reveal a novel function of YB-1 in regulating non-coding RNA … , specific YB-1–RNA complex …

… -1C nucleoprotein filaments with single stranded nucleic acids, we analyzed the structure
of YB-1C:DNA or YB-1C:RNA complexes in liquid by NMR spectroscopy. We anticipated that …

… form complexes in vivo. We show that the bacterially expressed ZF domain of CTCF is
fully sufficient to retain YB-1 in vitro. To assess possible functional significance of CTCF/YB-1 …

… ability of YB-1 to bind to RNA was observed (Citation35). Recently, another mechanism
involving a … between Akt and YB-1 by screening for Akt—YB-1 complexes within cells. Using anti-…

… ), our data suggest that YB-1 regulates SG formation in a more complex and stress-specific …
in response to 5′-tiRNA Ala (Figure 5), we propose that YB-1 works as an ‘RNA chaperone…

… radioactive complex dramatically … RNA fragments with a mutated YB-1-protected sequence
(UGG AAG A or UCC GGC G) could not displace YB-1 from its complex with the labeled RNA …