CIRCADIAN CLOCK-REGULATED AND PHYTOCHROME-REGULATED TRANSCRIPTION IS CONFERRED BY A 78 BP CIS-ACTING DOMAIN OF THE ARABIDOPSIS CAB2 PROMOTER
CIRCADIAN CLOCK-REGULATED AND PHYTOCHROME-REGULATED TRANSCRIPTION IS CONFERRED BY A 78 BP CIS-ACTING DOMAIN OF THE ARABIDOPSIS CAB2 PROMOTER
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DOI:
10.1046/j.1365-313x.1994.6040457.x
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发表时间:
1994-10-01
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影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
KAY, SA
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作者:
ANDERSON, SL;TEAKLE, GR;KAY, SA
The Arabidopsis CAB2 promoter was used to define the terminal genomic targets that are subject to regulation by the circadian clock. An in vivo cab::luciferase bioluminescent marker was used to enable the assaying of the expression of chimeric constructs with unprecedented sensitivity and time resolution in living seedlings. Dissection of -322 to +1 of the CAB2 promoter has revealed several interesting features: it was demonstrated that the 323 bp fragment contains at least one strong general positive element. The positive element contains an ACGT core sequence specifically bound by a protein activity, termed CUF-1, and contributes to high level expression but is not required for phytochrome- or circadian-regulation. Moreover, a 78 bp domain was defined that confers both circadian- and phytochrome-regulation upon heterologous promoters. Conserved GATA sequences within the 78 bp regulatory domain are specifically bound by a protein factor designated CGF-1. The binding specificity of CGF-1 appears to be related to the GT-family of trihelix DNA-binding proteins. The role of these DNA-protein interactions is discussed in terms of clock- and phytochrome regulation, and their relevance as targets for pathways defined by photomorphogenic mutants.