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  1. 020 学位論文
  2. 生命科学研究科
  3. 18 遺伝学専攻

UV-sensor motifs in promoters

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Item type 学位論文 / Thesis or Dissertation(1)
公開日 2010-02-22
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タイトル UV-sensor motifs in promoters
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タイトル UV-sensor motifs in promoters
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資源タイプ識別子 http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_46ec
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著者名 宮本, 貴史

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著者 MIYAMOTO, Takashi

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学位授与機関名 総合研究大学院大学
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学位名 博士(理学)
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内容記述タイプ Other
内容記述 総研大甲第1166号
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値 生命科学研究科
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値 18 遺伝学専攻
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学位授与年月日 2008-03-19
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値 2007
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内容記述 It is well known that transcription elongation and repair of UV-damage is coupled.<br />In eukaryotes,stalled RNA pol II recruits several repair proteins to from a complex<br />containing RNA pol II,TFIIH,and the repair proteins.In prokaryotes,stalled RNAP<br />recruits Mfd protein.Mfd has a domain homologous to the domain in UvrB which<br />recognizes a wide range of structurally diverse lesions in addition to a domain for<br />interaction with RNAP.Mfd binds to the DNA segment immediately upstream of the<br />stalled RNAP and pushes it towards downstream by using the energy of<br />ATP-hydrolysis to dissociate it from DNA,and speculated to recruit UvrA to perform<br />the repair similar to the global nuclear excision repair. These mechanisms provide the<br />concept on the triggering DNA repair rather than that on transcriptional regulation.<br />  Although RNAP tends to stall at all kinds of UV-damages,the efficiency of stallat at <br />a UV-damage has not been measured.Therefore,it is possible that inhibition of<br />transcription is carried out by a mechanism other than the stall of RNAP.The stall<br />could be overcome by a read-through of the damaged base by misincorporation,<br />slippage,Jump,and switching the template strand.These considerations indicate the<br />mechanism of coulpling of UV-damages and initiation,because initiation generally has<br />the largest dynamic range of transcriptional regulation.Irrespective of the efforts to<br />find specific factors triggering the inhibition in initiation,such factors have not been<br />found yet, suggesting an alternative possibility that the triggering function has been<br />already installed in RNAP.<br />  Transcription initiation is biochemically separated into several steps.RNAP in the<br />form of holoenzyme binds to a promoter and then DNA duplex in the complex is<br />partially unwound to expose the template strand of DNA by mostly unknown<br />mechanism. The resultant complex is called open complex and this complex was once<br />considered to be homogeneous.However,it is now known to involve two or more<br />conformations which have different catalytic properties,forming branched pathway<br />mechanism. One branch leads to produce the full-length transcripts(productive<br />pathway),While another leads to produce only short transcripts iteratively<br />synthesized by“moribund complex”which is defined as a complex that produces only<br />abortive but no full-length transcripts(non-productive pathway).On some promoters,<br />moribund complex is converted into dead-end complex which still maintains transcript<br />but lacks elongation activity.Accumulation of dead-end complex cause less<br />stoichiometric synthesis of the full-length products in a single-round transcription<br />assay.<br />  To examine the potential coupling and its mechanism,I have studied on the<br />relationship between transcription initiation and UV-damage by using purified<br />reconstitution system of E.coli.This well-characterized system allows me to consider<br />the relationship between the structure and the function.The system is composed of<br />RNAP holoenzyme,a promoter DNA,and four NTPs as substrates.I selected the T7A1<br />promoter because little moribund and dead-end complexes are accumulating on this<br />promoter,simplifying the analysis of the branched pathway. By irradiating the<br />promoter DNA with UV light,UV damages are generated at adjacent pyrimidine bases<br />in the promoter region. If the generated damages are up stream from the transcription<br />start site,such damages are nothing to do with elongation pause and thus their effect<br />on transcription must be limited to the effect on initiation.<br />  In this study, UV-irradiation of the template DNA was found to enhance abortive<br />initiation and to induce dead-end complex,namely enhancing the nonproductive<br />pathway.The positions of UV-damage in the template DNA in moribund and dead-end<br />complex was compared with those in the binary complex that contains productive<br />complex.The pyrimidine dimers at several sites in the upstream from the<br />transcription start site,but not all,were enriched in the moribund and dead-end<br />complexes.indicating that these UV-damaged pyrimidine bases induce these<br />complexes. These positions of the damages are on both template and non-template<br />strands. The induction by the damaged pyrimidine residues are confirmed by the<br />transcription on DNA fragments which contain single UV-damageds in the upstream<br />region.Furthermore,I found that adjacent pyrimidine bases are conserved atone or<br />more positions of those identified on T7A1 promoter among the majority of the E.coli<br />promoters,suggesting that these positions would be UV-sensor motif in promoters.<br />
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