Chapter 5 Transcription. A. Transcription in prokaryotes. 5.1 Basic principles of transcription. An overview, the process of RNA synthesis ( initiation, elongation, termination). 5.2 Escherichia coli RNA polymerase. Properties, a subunit, b subunit, b ’ subunit, sigma ( s ) factor.
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5.1 Basic principles of transcription An overview, the process of RNA synthesis ( initiation, elongation, termination) 5.2 Escherichia coli RNA polymerase Properties, a subunit, b subunit, b’ subunit, sigma (s) factor 5.3 The E. colis70 promoter Promoter, s70 size, -10 sequence, -35 sequence, transcription start site, promoter efficiency 5.4 transcription process. Promoter binding, unwinding, RNA chain initiation, elongation, termination (r factor)
5.1: Basic principles of transcription • Transcription: an overview (comparison with replication) • The process of RNA synthesis: initiation, elongation, termination
Key terms defined in this section (Gene VII) +1 Gene X upstream downstream Primary transcript m7Gppp mRNA AAAAAn Coding strand of DNA has the same sequence as mRNA.Downstream identifies sequences proceeding further in the direction of expression; for example, the coding region is downstream of the initiation codon.
Upstream identifies sequences proceeding in the opposite direction from expression; for example, the bacterial promoter is upstream from the transcription unit, the initiation codon is upstream of the coding region. Transcription unit is the distance between sites of initiation and termination by RNA polymerase; may include more than one gene. Promoteris a region of DNA involved in binding of RNA polymerase to initiate transcription
RNA Terminator is a sequence of DNA, represented at the end of the transcript, that causes RNA polymerase to terminate transcription. RNA polymerases are enzymes that synthesize RNA using a DNA template (formally described as DNA-dependent RNA polymerases). Primary transcript is the original unmodified RNA product corresponding to a transcription unit.
Replication: synthesis of two DNA molecules using both parental DNA strands as templates. Duplication of a DNA molecule. 1 DNA molecule 2 DNA molecules Transcription:synthesis of one RNA molecule using one of the two DNA strands as a template. 1 DNA molecule 1 RNA molecule
RNA synthesis occurs in the 5’3’ direction and its sequence corresponds to the sense strand (coding strand). • The template of RNA synthesis is the antisense strand (template strand). • Phosphodiester bonds: same as in DNA • Necessary components: RNA polymerase, transcription factors, rNTPs,promoter &terminator/template
DNA 非模板链(编码链), (+)正链 或正义链) DNA 双螺旋 5’-CGCTATAGCGTTTGCAGGCGTTCACGGC-3’ 3’-GCGATATCGCAAACGTCCGCAAGTGCCG-5’ 转录 模板链,负链(-)或反义链 mRNA (RNA transcript) 5’-CGCUAUAGCGUUUGCAGGCGUUCACGGC-3’
+1 Promoter Terminator Sense strand DNA Transcribed region Antisense strand Transcription RNA Fig. 2. Structure of a typical transcription unit
Before initiation: RNA pol recognizes promoter (RNA聚合酶识别启动子) • RNA聚合酶结合到启动子上游附近的双链DNA模板; • 沿双链DNA滑动,找到启动子(promoter)序列; • 负责识别启动子的是RNA聚合酶的σ亚基; • 真核生物的转录在启动子(promoter)序列处首先结合转录起始因子; 8-18
Initiation (template recognition) • Binding of an RNA polymerase to the dsDNA • Slide to find the promoter • Unwind the DNA helix • Synthesis of the RNA strand at the start site (initiation site), this position called position +1 Link
Elongation • Covalently adds ribonucleotides to the 3’-end of the growing RNA chain. • The RNA polymerase extend the growing RNA chain in the direction of 5’ 3’ • The enzyme itself moves in 3’ to 5’ along the antisense DNA strand. Link
Termination • Ending of RNA synthesis: the dissociation of the RNA polymerase and RNA chain from the template DNA at the terminator site. • Terminator: often contains self-complementary regions which can form a stem-loop or hairpin structure in the RNA products
RNA polymerase (NMP)n + NTP (NMP)n+1 + PPi • Requires no primer for polymerization • Requires DNA for activity and is most active with a double-stranded DNA as template. • 5’ 3’ synthesis • Require Mg2+ for RNA synthesis activity • lacks 3’ 5’ exonuclease activity, and the error rate of nucleotides incorporation is 10-4 to 10-5. Is this accuracy good enough for gene expression?? • 6.usually are multisubunit enzyme.
E. coli polymerase • E. coli has a single DNA-directed RNA polymerase that synthesizes all types of RNA. • One of the largest enzyme in the cells • Consists of at least 5 subunits in the holoenzyme, 2 alpha (a), and 1 of beta (b), beta prime (b’), omega (w) and sigma (s) subunits • Shaped as a cylindrical channel that can bind directly to 16 bp of DNA. The whole polymerase binds over 60 bp. • RNA synthesis rate: 40 nt per second at 37oC
E. coli RNA polymerase 155 KD 36.5 KD 11 KD 36.5 KD 70 KD Initiation only 151 KD Both initiation & elongation
E.coli RNA 聚合酶的亚基性质和功能 亚基 基因 相对分子量 亚基数 功能 rpoA 4.0104 2 core core assemble, promoter recognition rpoB 1.51105 1 core and ’combined together to form catalyzed center ’ rpoC 1.55105 1 core ? 11104 1 core unknown rpoD 7.0104 1 factor different factors recognize different promoters 8-28
The polymerases of bacteriophage T3 and T7 are smaller single polypeptide chains, they synthesize RNA rapidly (200 nt/sec) and recognize their own promoters which are different from E. coli promoters. RNA polymerase differs from organism to organism
E. coli polymerase: a subunit Two identical subunits in the core enzyme Encoded by the rpoA gene Required for assembly of the core enzyme Plays a role in promoter recognition. Experiment: When phage T4 infects E. coli, the α subunit is modified by ADP-ribosylation of an arginine. The modification is associated with a reduced affinity for the promoters formerly recognized by the holoenzyme. plays a role in the interaction of RNA polymerase with some regulatory factors
b is encoded by rpoB gene, and b’ is encoded by rpoC gene . Make up the catalytic center of the RNA polymerase Their sequences are related to those of the largest subunits of eukaryotic RNA polymerases, suggesting that there are common features to the actions of all RNA polymerases. The b subunit can be crosslinked to the template DNA, the product RNA, and the substrate ribonucleotides; mutations in rpoB affect all stages of transcription. Mutations in rpoC show that b’ also is involved at all stages.
b subunit may contain two domains responsible for transcription initiation and elongation • Rifampicin (利福平):has been shown to bind to the β subunit, and inhibit transcription initiation by prokaryotic RNA pol. Mutation in rpoB gene can result in rifampicin resistance. • Streptolydigins(利迪链菌素):resistant mutations are mapped to rpoB gene as well. Inhibits transcription elongation but not initiation.
b’ subunit Binds two Zn 2+ ions and may participate in the catalytic function of the polymerase Hyparin (肝素):binds to the b’ subunit and inhibits transcription in vitro. Hyparin competes with DNA for binding to the polymerase. 2. b’ subunit may be responsible for binding to the template DNA .
Many prokaryotes contain multiple s factors to recognize different promoters. The most common s factor in E. coli is s70. Binding of the s factor converts the core RNA pol into the holoenzyme. s factor is critical in promoter recognition, by decreasing the affinity of the core enzyme for non-specific DNA sites (104) and increasing the affinity for the corresponding promoter s factor is released from the RNA pol after initiation (RNA chain is 8-9 nt) Less amount of s factor is required in cells than that of the other subunits of the RNA pol.
5.3: The E. colis70 promoter • Promoter • s70 size • -10 sequence • -35 sequence • transcription start site • promoter efficiency
5.3-1: Promoter • The specific short conserved DNA sequences: • upstream from the transcribed sequence, and thus assigned a negative number (location) • required for specific binding of RNA Pol. and transcription initiation (function) • Were first characterized through mutations that enhance or diminish the rate of transcription of gene
+1 Promoter Terminator Sense strand DNA Transcribed region Antisense strand Transcription RNA Different promoters result in differing efficiencies of transcription initiation, which in turn regulate transcription.
Consists of a sequence of between 40 and 60 bp -55 to +20: bound by the polymerase -20 to +20: tightly associated with the polymerase and protected from nuclease digestion by DNaseΙ(see the supplemental) Up to position –40: critical for promoter function (mutagenesis analysis) -10 and –35 sequence: 6 bp each, particularly important for promoter function in E. coli ---5-8 bp--- G C T A TTGACA -----16-18 bp------- TATAAT -35 sequence -10 sequence +1
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