Structural requirement in clostridium perfringens collagenase mRNA 5' leader sequence for translational induction through small RNA-mRNA base pairing.
Structural requirement in clostridium perfringens collagenase mRNA 5' leader sequence for translational induction through small RNA-mRNA base pairing.
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产气荚膜梭菌胶原酶 mRNA 5 前导序列通过小 RNA-mRNA 碱基配对进行翻译诱导的结构要求。
DOI:
10.1128/jb.00148-13
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Nobuhiko Nomura.
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作者:
Nozomu Obana;Kouji Nakamura;Nobuhiko Nomura.
The Gram-positive anaerobic bacterium Clostridium perfringens is pathogenic to humans and animals, and the production of its toxins is strictly regulated during the exponential phase. We recently found that the 5′ leader sequence of thecolAtranscript encoding collagenase, which is a major toxin of this organism, is processed and stabilized in the presence of the small RNA VR-RNA. The primarycolA5′-untranslated region (5′UTR) forms a long stem-loop structure containing an internal bulge and masks its own ribosomal binding site. Here we found that VR-RNA directly regulatescolAexpression through base pairing withcolAmRNAin vivo. However, when the internal bulge structure was closed by point mutations incolAmRNA, translation ceased despite the presence of VR-RNA. In addition, a mutation disrupting thecolAstem-loop structure induced mRNA processing and ColA-FLAG translational activation in the absence of VR-RNA, indicating that the stem-loop and internal bulge structure of thecolA5′ leader sequence is important for regulation by VR-RNA. On the other hand, processing was required for maximal ColA expression but was not essential for VR-RNA-dependentcolAregulation. Finally,colAprocessing and translational activation were induced at a high temperature without VR-RNA. These results suggest that inhibition of thecolA5′ leader structure through base pairing is the primary role of VR-RNA incolAregulation and that thecolA5′ leader structure is a possible thermosensor.