Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges

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Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges. / Scholz, Oliver; Henßler, Eva Maria; Bail, Johannes et al.
in: Molecular Microbiology, Jahrgang 53, Nr. 3, 08.2004, S. 777-789.

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Scholz, O, Henßler, EM, Bail, J, Schubert, P, Bogdanska-Urbaniak, J, Sopp, S, Reich, M, Wisshak, S, Köstner, M, Bertram, R & Hillen, W 2004, 'Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges', Molecular Microbiology, Jg. 53, Nr. 3, S. 777-789. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2958.2004.04159.x

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Scholz, O., Henßler, E. M., Bail, J., Schubert, P., Bogdanska-Urbaniak, J., Sopp, S., Reich, M., Wisshak, S., Köstner, M., Bertram, R., & Hillen, W. (2004). Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges. Molecular Microbiology, 53(3), 777-789. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2958.2004.04159.x

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Scholz O, Henßler EM, Bail J, Schubert P, Bogdanska-Urbaniak J, Sopp S et al. Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges. Molecular Microbiology. 2004 Aug;53(3):777-789. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2004.04159.x

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title = "Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges",
abstract = "We explore by extensive mutagenesis regions in the sequence allowing reversal of the allosteric response of Tet repressor. The wild type requires anhydrotetracycline for induction. About 100 mutants are presented, which, in contrast, require the drug for repression. Their mutations are clustered at the interface of the DNA- and inducer-binding domains. This interface consists of a central hydrophobic region surrounded by several hydrogen bonds. While most of the mutants described here contain two to five mutations, we found five positions in this region of TetR, at which single amino acid exchanges lead to activity reversal. They may disrupt the hydrogen-bonding network bordering the domain interface. We assume that the mutations cause a repositioning of the DNA reading head with respect to the effector binding core so that the same conformational change can result in opposite activities.",
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author = "Oliver Scholz and Hen{\ss}ler, {Eva Maria} and Johannes Bail and Peter Schubert and Joanna Bogdanska-Urbaniak and Sabine Sopp and Marco Reich and Stefanie Wisshak and Martin K{\"o}stner and Ralph Bertram and Wolfgang Hillen",
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journal = "Molecular Microbiology",
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T1 - Activity reversal of Tet repressor caused by single amino acid exchanges

AU - Scholz, Oliver

AU - Henßler, Eva Maria

AU - Bail, Johannes

AU - Schubert, Peter

AU - Bogdanska-Urbaniak, Joanna

AU - Sopp, Sabine

AU - Reich, Marco

AU - Wisshak, Stefanie

AU - Köstner, Martin

AU - Bertram, Ralph

AU - Hillen, Wolfgang

PY - 2004/8

Y1 - 2004/8

N2 - We explore by extensive mutagenesis regions in the sequence allowing reversal of the allosteric response of Tet repressor. The wild type requires anhydrotetracycline for induction. About 100 mutants are presented, which, in contrast, require the drug for repression. Their mutations are clustered at the interface of the DNA- and inducer-binding domains. This interface consists of a central hydrophobic region surrounded by several hydrogen bonds. While most of the mutants described here contain two to five mutations, we found five positions in this region of TetR, at which single amino acid exchanges lead to activity reversal. They may disrupt the hydrogen-bonding network bordering the domain interface. We assume that the mutations cause a repositioning of the DNA reading head with respect to the effector binding core so that the same conformational change can result in opposite activities.

AB - We explore by extensive mutagenesis regions in the sequence allowing reversal of the allosteric response of Tet repressor. The wild type requires anhydrotetracycline for induction. About 100 mutants are presented, which, in contrast, require the drug for repression. Their mutations are clustered at the interface of the DNA- and inducer-binding domains. This interface consists of a central hydrophobic region surrounded by several hydrogen bonds. While most of the mutants described here contain two to five mutations, we found five positions in this region of TetR, at which single amino acid exchanges lead to activity reversal. They may disrupt the hydrogen-bonding network bordering the domain interface. We assume that the mutations cause a repositioning of the DNA reading head with respect to the effector binding core so that the same conformational change can result in opposite activities.

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