Allele specificity of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene function in the replication of plasmids derived from phageλ

Węgrzyn, G. ; Pankiewicz, A. ; Taylor, K. ; Węgrzyn, A.
Springer
Published 1996
ISSN:
1617-4623
Keywords:
Regulation of DNA replication ; Coliphageλ ; DnaA initiator ; Transcriptional activation ; Chaperone proteins
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Abstract We demonstrate a variation in the effects of seven alleles of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene, which cause temperature sensitivity of initiation of chromosomal replication, on the replication ofλ phage-derived plasmids at 30° C. These mutants showed no allele specificity ofdnaA function in replication of either of twoλπ plasmids studied. On the other hand, the inability of theλP + plasmid to replicate indnaA508, 46 and204 cells, indnaB (groP A15) or in cells that are temperature sensitive for the chaperone genesdnaK756, dnaJ259 andgrpE280 and 30° C was suppressible by a singleπ mutation. This suggests that it is a common property of theπ protein, probably its weaker interaction with DnaB helicase, that is responsible for the suppression. One can also conclude that the DnaA-regulated transcriptional activation oforiλ acts at the step, in which all these gene products cooperate, i.e. during preprimosome loading and chaperone-mediated release of DnaB from P protein inhibition.
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autor Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
autorsonst Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
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notes Abstract We demonstrate a variation in the effects of seven alleles of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene, which cause temperature sensitivity of initiation of chromosomal replication, on the replication ofλ phage-derived plasmids at 30° C. These mutants showed no allele specificity ofdnaA function in replication of either of twoλπ plasmids studied. On the other hand, the inability of theλP + plasmid to replicate indnaA508, 46 and204 cells, indnaB (groP A15) or in cells that are temperature sensitive for the chaperone genesdnaK756, dnaJ259 andgrpE280 and 30° C was suppressible by a singleπ mutation. This suggests that it is a common property of theπ protein, probably its weaker interaction with DnaB helicase, that is responsible for the suppression. One can also conclude that the DnaA-regulated transcriptional activation oforiλ acts at the step, in which all these gene products cooperate, i.e. during preprimosome loading and chaperone-mediated release of DnaB from P protein inhibition.
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reference 252 (1996), S. 580-586
schlagwort Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
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shingle_author_1 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
shingle_author_2 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
shingle_author_3 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
shingle_author_4 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
shingle_catch_all_1 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
Allele specificity of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene function in the replication of plasmids derived from phageλ
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Abstract We demonstrate a variation in the effects of seven alleles of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene, which cause temperature sensitivity of initiation of chromosomal replication, on the replication ofλ phage-derived plasmids at 30° C. These mutants showed no allele specificity ofdnaA function in replication of either of twoλπ plasmids studied. On the other hand, the inability of theλP + plasmid to replicate indnaA508, 46 and204 cells, indnaB (groP A15) or in cells that are temperature sensitive for the chaperone genesdnaK756, dnaJ259 andgrpE280 and 30° C was suppressible by a singleπ mutation. This suggests that it is a common property of theπ protein, probably its weaker interaction with DnaB helicase, that is responsible for the suppression. One can also conclude that the DnaA-regulated transcriptional activation oforiλ acts at the step, in which all these gene products cooperate, i.e. during preprimosome loading and chaperone-mediated release of DnaB from P protein inhibition.
1617-4623
16174623
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shingle_catch_all_2 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
Allele specificity of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene function in the replication of plasmids derived from phageλ
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Abstract We demonstrate a variation in the effects of seven alleles of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene, which cause temperature sensitivity of initiation of chromosomal replication, on the replication ofλ phage-derived plasmids at 30° C. These mutants showed no allele specificity ofdnaA function in replication of either of twoλπ plasmids studied. On the other hand, the inability of theλP + plasmid to replicate indnaA508, 46 and204 cells, indnaB (groP A15) or in cells that are temperature sensitive for the chaperone genesdnaK756, dnaJ259 andgrpE280 and 30° C was suppressible by a singleπ mutation. This suggests that it is a common property of theπ protein, probably its weaker interaction with DnaB helicase, that is responsible for the suppression. One can also conclude that the DnaA-regulated transcriptional activation oforiλ acts at the step, in which all these gene products cooperate, i.e. during preprimosome loading and chaperone-mediated release of DnaB from P protein inhibition.
1617-4623
16174623
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
Allele specificity of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene function in the replication of plasmids derived from phageλ
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Abstract We demonstrate a variation in the effects of seven alleles of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene, which cause temperature sensitivity of initiation of chromosomal replication, on the replication ofλ phage-derived plasmids at 30° C. These mutants showed no allele specificity ofdnaA function in replication of either of twoλπ plasmids studied. On the other hand, the inability of theλP + plasmid to replicate indnaA508, 46 and204 cells, indnaB (groP A15) or in cells that are temperature sensitive for the chaperone genesdnaK756, dnaJ259 andgrpE280 and 30° C was suppressible by a singleπ mutation. This suggests that it is a common property of theπ protein, probably its weaker interaction with DnaB helicase, that is responsible for the suppression. One can also conclude that the DnaA-regulated transcriptional activation oforiλ acts at the step, in which all these gene products cooperate, i.e. during preprimosome loading and chaperone-mediated release of DnaB from P protein inhibition.
1617-4623
16174623
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Węgrzyn, G.
Pankiewicz, A.
Taylor, K.
Węgrzyn, A.
Taylor, K.
Allele specificity of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene function in the replication of plasmids derived from phageλ
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Regulation of DNA replication
Coliphageλ
DnaA initiator
Transcriptional activation
Chaperone proteins
Abstract We demonstrate a variation in the effects of seven alleles of theEscherichia coli dnaA gene, which cause temperature sensitivity of initiation of chromosomal replication, on the replication ofλ phage-derived plasmids at 30° C. These mutants showed no allele specificity ofdnaA function in replication of either of twoλπ plasmids studied. On the other hand, the inability of theλP + plasmid to replicate indnaA508, 46 and204 cells, indnaB (groP A15) or in cells that are temperature sensitive for the chaperone genesdnaK756, dnaJ259 andgrpE280 and 30° C was suppressible by a singleπ mutation. This suggests that it is a common property of theπ protein, probably its weaker interaction with DnaB helicase, that is responsible for the suppression. One can also conclude that the DnaA-regulated transcriptional activation oforiλ acts at the step, in which all these gene products cooperate, i.e. during preprimosome loading and chaperone-mediated release of DnaB from P protein inhibition.
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