RDM3 (RNA-Directed DNA Methylation 3) is a protein identified in Arabidopsis thaliana that plays a role in RNA-directed DNA methylation (RdDM), a pathway critical for gene silencing and transposon suppression .
Function:
Experimental Findings:
| Mutation | Effect on DNA Methylation | Transcript Levels |
|---|---|---|
| rdm3-1 | Reduced methylation at CHH sites | Elevated (AtSN1, AtGP1, AtMU1) |
| rdm3-3 | Similar to rdm3-1 | Increased |
| nrpd1/nrpe1 | Comparable to rdm3 | Elevated |
RDM3 refers to a mutagenesis trial (Randomized Directed Mutagenesis Series 3) conducted on Escherichia coli Ntn-amidohydrolase EcAIII, an enzyme with L-asparaginase activity .
Objective:
While "RDM3 Antibody" is not documented, the following antibody concepts are highlighted in the literature:
Hypervariable loops (CDR1-3) in antibody variable domains critical for antigen binding .
Structural prediction tools like H3-OPT optimize CDR-H3 loop modeling using deep learning and protein language models .
Engineered antibodies targeting dual antigens (e.g., CD3 and BCMA/GPRC5D in multiple myeloma) .
Clinical Efficacy:
| Target | ORR | CR/sCR | Key Adverse Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| BCMA | 25–100% | 7–38% | CRS (17–82%), cytopenias |
| GPRC5D | 60–100% | 19–63% | Skin toxicity, dysgeusia |