Nuclear mRNA Surveillance in THO/sub2 Mutants Is Triggered by Inefficient Polyadenylation

The yeast THO complex and the associated RNA helicase Sub2p are important mRNP maturation factors. Transcripts produced in THO/sub2 mutants are subject to degradation by a surveillance mechanism that involves the nuclear RNA exosome. Here we show that inefficient polyadenylation forms the basis of t...

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Published inMolecular cell Vol. 31; no. 1; pp. 91 - 103
Main Authors Saguez, Cyril, Schmid, Manfred, Olesen, Jens Raabjerg, Ghazy, Mohamed Abd El-Hady, Qu, Xiangping, Poulsen, Mathias Bach, Nasser, Tommy, Moore, Claire, Jensen, Torben Heick
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Abstract The yeast THO complex and the associated RNA helicase Sub2p are important mRNP maturation factors. Transcripts produced in THO/sub2 mutants are subject to degradation by a surveillance mechanism that involves the nuclear RNA exosome. Here we show that inefficient polyadenylation forms the basis of this accelerated mRNA decay. A genetic screen reveals extensive interactions between deletions of THO subunits and mRNA 3′ end processing mutants. Nuclear run-ons strengthen this link by showing premature transcription termination close to polyadenylation sites in THO/sub2 mutants in vivo. Moreover, in vitro, pre-mRNA substrates are poorly polyadenylated and consequently unstable in extracts from THO/sub2 mutant strains. Decreased polyadenylation correlates with a specific downregulation of the poly(A)-polymerase cofactor Fip1p by the ubiquitin/proteasome pathway. Both polyadenylation defects and Fip1p instability depend on the nuclear exosome component Rrp6p and its activator Trf4p. We suggest that removal of aberrant mRNA is facilitated by direct regulation of polyadenylation activity.
AbstractList The yeast THO complex and the associated RNA helicase Sub2p are important mRNP maturation factors. Transcripts produced in THO/sub2 mutants are subject to degradation by a surveillance mechanism that involves the nuclear RNA exosome. Here we show that inefficient polyadenylation forms the basis of this accelerated mRNA decay. A genetic screen reveals extensive interactions between deletions of THO subunits and mRNA 3' end processing mutants. Nuclear run-ons strengthen this link by showing premature transcription termination close to polyadenylation sites in THO/sub2 mutants in vivo. Moreover, in vitro, pre-mRNA substrates are poorly polyadenylated and consequently unstable in extracts from THO/sub2 mutant strains. Decreased polyadenylation correlates with a specific downregulation of the poly(A)-polymerase cofactor Fip1p by the ubiquitin/proteasome pathway. Both polyadenylation defects and Fip1p instability depend on the nuclear exosome component Rrp6p and its activator Trf4p. We suggest that removal of aberrant mRNA is facilitated by direct regulation of polyadenylation activity.The yeast THO complex and the associated RNA helicase Sub2p are important mRNP maturation factors. Transcripts produced in THO/sub2 mutants are subject to degradation by a surveillance mechanism that involves the nuclear RNA exosome. Here we show that inefficient polyadenylation forms the basis of this accelerated mRNA decay. A genetic screen reveals extensive interactions between deletions of THO subunits and mRNA 3' end processing mutants. Nuclear run-ons strengthen this link by showing premature transcription termination close to polyadenylation sites in THO/sub2 mutants in vivo. Moreover, in vitro, pre-mRNA substrates are poorly polyadenylated and consequently unstable in extracts from THO/sub2 mutant strains. Decreased polyadenylation correlates with a specific downregulation of the poly(A)-polymerase cofactor Fip1p by the ubiquitin/proteasome pathway. Both polyadenylation defects and Fip1p instability depend on the nuclear exosome component Rrp6p and its activator Trf4p. We suggest that removal of aberrant mRNA is facilitated by direct regulation of polyadenylation activity.
The yeast THO complex and the associated RNA helicase Sub2p are important mRNP maturation factors. Transcripts produced in THO/sub2 mutants are subject to degradation by a surveillance mechanism that involves the nuclear RNA exosome. Here we show that inefficient polyadenylation forms the basis of this accelerated mRNA decay. A genetic screen reveals extensive interactions between deletions of THO subunits and mRNA 3′ end processing mutants. Nuclear run-ons strengthen this link by showing premature transcription termination close to polyadenylation sites in THO/sub2 mutants in vivo. Moreover, in vitro, pre-mRNA substrates are poorly polyadenylated and consequently unstable in extracts from THO/sub2 mutant strains. Decreased polyadenylation correlates with a specific downregulation of the poly(A)-polymerase cofactor Fip1p by the ubiquitin/proteasome pathway. Both polyadenylation defects and Fip1p instability depend on the nuclear exosome component Rrp6p and its activator Trf4p. We suggest that removal of aberrant mRNA is facilitated by direct regulation of polyadenylation activity.
The yeast THO complex and the associated RNA helicase Sub2p are important mRNP maturation factors. Transcripts produced in THO/sub2 mutants are subject to degradation by a surveillance mechanism that involves the nuclear RNA exosome. Here we show that inefficient polyadenylation forms the basis of this accelerated mRNA decay. A genetic screen reveals extensive interactions between deletions of THO subunits and mRNA 3' end processing mutants. Nuclear run-ons strengthen this link by showing premature transcription termination close to polyadenylation sites in THO/sub2 mutants in vivo. Moreover, in vitro, pre-mRNA substrates are poorly polyadenylated and consequently unstable in extracts from THO/sub2 mutant strains. Decreased polyadenylation correlates with a specific downregulation of the poly(A)-polymerase cofactor Fip1p by the ubiquitin/proteasome pathway. Both polyadenylation defects and Fip1p instability depend on the nuclear exosome component Rrp6p and its activator Trf4p. We suggest that removal of aberrant mRNA is facilitated by direct regulation of polyadenylation activity.
Author Schmid, Manfred
Ghazy, Mohamed Abd El-Hady
Olesen, Jens Raabjerg
Moore, Claire
Qu, Xiangping
Nasser, Tommy
Jensen, Torben Heick
Poulsen, Mathias Bach
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SubjectTerms Adenosine Triphosphatases - metabolism
Amino Acid Transport Systems - metabolism
Cell Nucleus - metabolism
Codon, Nonsense
Down-Regulation
mRNA Cleavage and Polyadenylation Factors - metabolism
Multiprotein Complexes - metabolism
Mutation - genetics
Poly A - metabolism
Polyadenylation
Proteasome Endopeptidase Complex - metabolism
RNA
RNA Precursors - metabolism
RNA Stability
RNA, Fungal - metabolism
RNA, Messenger
Saccharomyces cerevisiae - enzymology
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Proteins - metabolism
Transcription, Genetic
Ubiquitin - metabolism
Title Nuclear mRNA Surveillance in THO/sub2 Mutants Is Triggered by Inefficient Polyadenylation
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