// Golden target · RNA pipeline, evidence layer
HCV IRES IIa
55 nt · predicted structure regenerated live for this page (same single-sequence RhoFold + ANM ensemble + fpocket + ranker pipeline as every worked example on this site).
// Sequence
// Findings
Family, precedent, and provenance
Family classification
returned dataIRES_HCV (RF00061) — Hepatitis C virus internal ribosome entry site
E=4.90e-9 · bit score 32.9 · passes full-length threshold: no
hit is statistically significant (E=4.9e-09) but scores below the family's own curated full-length gathering threshold (bit_score=32.9 < GA=290.0) — consistent with a partial/sub-domain match rather than a full-length family member
Known ligand precedent
returned data0 HARIBOSS-curated · 9 broader RCSB structures
- 1F84 — (none recorded)
- 2AGN — (none recorded)
- 1FQZ — (none recorded)
- 1KH6 — (none recorded)
- 1P5M — (none recorded)
Conservation
returned data51 seed sequences · mean pairwise identity 86.7%
Similar known RNAs
returned data- 1P5M — 100.0% identity · (none)
- 1P5O — 53.9% identity · (none)
- 1KH6 — 44.5% identity · (none)
- 1P5N — 24.5% identity · (none)
- 3T4B — 19.6% identity · (none)
Structure-based: not applicable. Foldseek does not support nucleic-acid structures — its 3Di structural alphabet is protein-specific. Confirmed by testing against the FMN riboswitch golden target (PDB 5C45): querying with an all-RNA structure produces no queryable representation in Foldseek's own database, not merely zero hits. This is a permanent tool limitation for this phase, not a missing computation.
Interaction fingerprints (Evidence Integration Layer)
no_ligand_bound_structure8 ligand-bound structure(s) exist for this target's Rfam family (RF00061), but none checked matched the query at >=85% sequence identity — likely other members of the same family, not this specific sequence. Interaction fingerprints require a structure of the query sequence itself.
Structural analysis — ranked pocket clusters
returned data| Rank | Persistence | Residues |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1 | 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 43, 45, 46, 47 |
| #2 | 1 | 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 |
| #3 | 0.4 | 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 |
// Limitations & data provenance
Auto-populated from each section’s own status — not hand-maintained.