THE MINUS 35-RECOGNITION REGION OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI SIGMA-70 IS UNESSENTIAL FOR INITIATION OF TRANSCRIPTION AT AN EXTENDED MINUS 10 PROMOTER
THE MINUS 35-RECOGNITION REGION OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI SIGMA-70 IS UNESSENTIAL FOR INITIATION OF TRANSCRIPTION AT AN EXTENDED MINUS 10 PROMOTER
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DOI:
10.1006/jmbi.1993.1400
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发表时间:
1993-07-20
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
HAYWARD, RS
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作者:
KUMAR, A;MALLOCH, RA;HAYWARD, RS
It is known thatEscherichia colipromoters having the major minus 10 consensus sequence TATAAT, but lacking significant resemblance to consensus in the minus 35 region, allow transcriptional initiationin vivoandin vitroif they have an additional TGn motif immediately upstream of minus 10. To determine whether region 4.2 of sigma 70, whose normal role is sequence recognition at minus 35, is unnecessary for initiation of transcription at such "extended minus 10" promoters, we modified the sigma 70 gent so as to generate a carboxy-truncated polypeptide lacking the last 84 amino acids and therefore missing region 4.2. Our results show that both the intact and truncated sigma 70 allow purified RNA polymerase to initiate efficiently and specifically at an extended minus 10 promoter, whereas only the intact sigma 70 permits efficient initiation at normal promoters (defined by minus 35 and minus 10 hexamer sequences).