Identification of an upstream activation sequence and other cis-acting elements required for transcription of COX6 from Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Identification of an upstream activation sequence and other cis-acting elements required for transcription of COX6 from Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
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鉴定酿酒酵母中 COX6 转录所需的上游激活序列和其他顺式作用元件。
DOI:
10.1128/mcb.9.12.5350-5358.1989
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Poyton,RO
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作者:
Trawick,JD;Rogness,C;Poyton,RO
Transcription ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae COX6, the nuclear gene for subunit VI of cytochromecoxidase, is activated in heme-proficient cells, requires theHAP2gene, and is subject to glucose repression. In this study, by deletion mutagenesis of theC0X6promoter, we identified two regions that are important for transcription. The first was an upstream activation site, UAS6. It was found to be contained within an 84-base-pair (bp) sequence, between bp –256 and –340 of theCOX6translational initiation codon, and to contain sequences required for activation by heme andHAP2and for release from glucose repression. When located upstream of aCyC1-laclfusion gene, deleted for both of its UASs, this segment functioned as a UAS element. Although UAS6could promote expression in either orientation, it showed a marked orientation dependence in its response toHAP2and the carbon source. The second region lay between bp -255 and -91. It contained two of the three major 5′ termini ofCOX6mRNAs and a putative TATA box. Deletion analysis of this region demonstrated that the putative TATA box is not required for transcription and that this region is separable into two redundant domains.