Mapping and positioning DNA-binding proteins along genomic DNA. Structure of D. melanogaster ribosomal 'Alu-repeats' and 1.688 satellite chromatin.
Mapping and positioning DNA-binding proteins along genomic DNA. Structure of D. melanogaster ribosomal 'Alu-repeats' and 1.688 satellite chromatin.
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沿着基因组 DNA 绘制和定位 DNA 结合蛋白。
DOI:
10.1093/nar/21.20.4796
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
14.9
通讯作者:
A. Mirzabekov
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文献类型:
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作者:
S. Belikov;A. I. Belgovsky;M. Partolina;V. Karpov;A. Mirzabekov
Chromatin structure of so-called 'Alu-repeat' in D. melanogaster ribosomal non-transcribed spacer that contains sequences homologous to the promoter of ribosomal genes has been studied. Using the 'protein image' hybridization assay based on UV-light-induced DNA-protein crosslinking and 2-D gel retardation electrophoresis, two proteins of the molecular mass of 50 kD (rABP50) and 70 kD (rABP70), associated with 'Alu-repeat' DNA have been found. Exo III mapping of crosslinking sites and DNase I footprinting have provided a detailed map of H1, rABP50 and rABP70 contacts within the 'Alu-repeat' and H1 and a non-histone protein contacts on satellite DNA. These data indicate precise positioning of non-histone proteins, histone H1 and nucleosomes within genomic regions studied and account for the presence of unusual 240 bp long nucleosomal particles in 'Alu-repeats'. The same approach can be adapted for successive mapping and positioning proteins on genomic DNA.