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Binding site recognition by Rns, a virulence regulator in the AraC family (1999)

by G P Munson, J R Scott
Venue:J Bacteriol
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The Chaperone IpgC Copurifies with the Virulence Regulator MxiE �

by M. Carolina Pilonieta, George P. Munson, M. Carolina Pilonieta, George P. Munson , 2007
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...-inducible tac promoter. The addition of MBP to the amino termini of other AraC/XylS family members has been shown to substantially enhance their solubility in vitro without perturbing their activity =-=(11, 15)-=-. We also constructed a second plasmid, pSFUM139, which expresses MBP-MxiE in cis with His 6-IpgC from tacp. The addition of a hexahistidyl epitope tag to IpgC has no effect on the activity of the pro...

2003. Identification of the DNA binding sites of PerA, the transcriptional activator of the bfp and per operons in enteropathogenic Escherichia coli

by J. Antonio Ibarra, Miryam I. Villalba, Jose ́ Luis Puente - J
"... The bundle-forming pilus (BFP) is an important virulence factor for enteropathogenic Escherichia coli (EPEC). Genes involved in its biogenesis and regulation are tightly regulated by PerA (BfpT), a member of the AraC/XylS family of transcriptional regulators. The aim of this work was to purify PerA ..."
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The bundle-forming pilus (BFP) is an important virulence factor for enteropathogenic Escherichia coli (EPEC). Genes involved in its biogenesis and regulation are tightly regulated by PerA (BfpT), a member of the AraC/XylS family of transcriptional regulators. The aim of this work was to purify PerA and determine its association with bfpA and perA (bfpT) regulatory regions by electrophoretic mobility shift and DNase I footprinting assays. PerA was purified as a maltose-binding protein (MBP) fusion, which was capable of complementing bfpA expression and which was able to restore the localized adherence phenotype of an EPEC perA mutant strain. Upstream of bfpA and perA, MBP-PerA recognized with similar affinity asymmetric nucleotide sequences in which a 29-bp-long AT-rich consensus motif was identified. These DNA motifs share 66 % identity and were previously shown, by deletion analysis, to be involved in the PerA-dependent expression of both genes. Interestingly, in perA, this motif spans the sequence between positions 75 and 47, approx-imately one helix turn upstream of the 35 promoter sequence, while in bfpA, it spans the sequence between positions 83 and 55, approximately two helix turns upstream from the promoter. An additional PerA binding site was identified at the 5 end of the bfpA structural gene, which was not required for its activation. Experiments with LexA-PerA fusions suggested that PerA acts as a monomer to activate the transcription of both perA and bfpA, in contrast to what has been documented for other members of this family of transcrip-
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...nterchangeable with PerA (25). The DNA sequences bound by AraC-like proteins involved in the regulation of virulence factors have been characterized for only few members of the subfamily, such as Rns =-=(26)-=-, VirF of Yersinia spp. (54), UreR (47), ToxT (55), and, more recently, HilC and HilD (31). The two HTH motifs at the C terminus of these proteins seem to make contact with two adjacent major groove r...

CfaD-Dependent Expression of a Novel Extracytoplasmic Protein from Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli �

by M. Carolina Pilonieta, Maria D. Bodero, George P, M. Carolina Pilonieta, Maria D. Bodero, George P. Munson , 2007
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...in solubility was overcome by the addition of maltose binding protein (MBP) to the amino terminus of Rns, which significantly increases the solubility of the regulator without disrupting its function =-=(24)-=-. DNase I footprinting of MBP-Rns bound to the CS1 pilus promoter cooBp revealed two binding sites: one extending into the �35 hexamer and a second site between positions �93 and �129 (numbering relat...

Repression of the inner membrane lipoprotein NlpA by Rns in enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli

by Maria D. Bodero, M. Carolina Pilonieta, George P, Maria D. Bodero, M. Carolina Pilonieta, George P. Munson - J , 2007
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...vides seven rare tRNAs to supplement the rare codon usage of rns. We found that this strain produced higher yields of MBP-Rns fusion proteins than the previously described strain JM83/pEU750 produced =-=(19)-=-. KS1000/pRare2/pMBPRns1 was grown aerobically at 37°C in LB broth containing 0.2% (wt/vol) glucose, 30 �g/ml chloramphenicol, and 100 �g/ml ampicillin. After cells reached the mid-log phase, the cult...

Transcriptional regulation of subclass 5b fimbriae

by M D Bodero, E A Harden, G P Munson - BMC , 2008
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...s encoded on a virulence plasmid separate from the plasmid carrying the CS1 operon. Rns has two binding sites upstream of cooB, one adjacent to the -35 hexamer of CS1p and a more distal upstream site =-=[17]-=-. Mutagenesis of either binding site reduces Rns-dependent expression from CS1p in vivo. The CS1 fimbriae are more closely related, by phylogenetic analysis, to CS17 [GenBank:AY515609, GenBank:AY21649...

Cyclic AMP receptor protein-dependent repression of heat-labile enterotoxin

by Maria D. Bodero, George P. Munson, Maria D. Bodero, George P. Munson - Infect. Immun. 2009
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... and 32P-end-labeled primer SN578 to image the noncoding strand. For the coding strand, SN577 was radiolabeled. The PCR products were purified on nondenaturing acrylamide gels as previously described =-=(34)-=-. CRP was equilibrated with radiolabeled DNA for 30 min at 37°C in 10 mM Tris-Cl (pH 7.6), 50 mM KCl, 1 mM dithiothreitol, 2 ng/l poly(dI-dC), 0.4 mM MgCl2, 0.2 mM CaCl2, 10 g/ml bovine serum albumi...

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by Robin R. Hulbert, Ronald K. Taylor, J. Bacteriol, Updated Information, Robin R. Hulbert, Ronald K. Taylor , 2002
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...ate genes involved in stress response. These proteins include SoxS, Rob, and MarA, and they have been shown to function as monomers (38). A third group, including ToxT, Rns of enterotoxigenic E. coli =-=(45)-=-, BfpT (PerA) of enteropathogenic E. coli (66), and ExsA of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (29), regulate virulence gene expression. These virulence regulators may respond to physical cues, such as temperatur...

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by Gordon Churchward, Christopher Bates, Asiya A. Gusa, Virginia Stringer, Gordon Churchward , 2008
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...were used to amplify a 398 bp segment of the JRS4 chromosome including the ska promoter from 2308 to +91 bp (with respect to the start of ska transcription). The primers in the PCR were end-labelled (=-=Munson & Scott, 1999-=-) and nuclease protection assays were performed as described (Gusa & Scott, 2005). In vitro transcription assays. Transcription reactions were performed and analysed quantitatively as described by Gus...

In Vitro Identification of

by June R. Scott, George P. Munson, Lisa G. Holcomb, Heather L. Alex, George P. Munson, Lisa G. Holcomb, Heather L. Alex, June R. Scott , 2001
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...ression (5). Rns binds upstream of the CSl pilin promoter, Pcoo, and the rns promoter, Prns, and at both promoters the upstream binding sites are required for full Rns-dependent transcription in vivo =-=(15, 16)-=-. Downstream of P rns there are additional Rns binding sites, one of which is also required for positive autoregulation (16; G. P. Munson, L. G. Holcomb, and J. R. Scott, unpublished data). Rns homolo...

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by I. Ramos, Ana C. R. Da Silva, Chuck S. Farah, Marcos C. Alegria, Cassia Docena, Leticia Khater, Carlos H , 2014
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...RESULTS XylS specifically binds directs repeats in Pm sequence. XylS, like most members of the AraC family, aggregates when its concentration exceeds a threshold value, hindering biochemical analysis =-=(2, 28, 48, 50, 73)-=-. To overcome this problem, we devised a method to work with XylS-enriched extracts from which most DNA-binding proteins had been removed through heparin chromatography (see Materials and Methods). Br...

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