Secondary (non-GpC) binding sites for actinomycin on DNA
Secondary (non-GpC) binding sites for actinomycin on DNA
Actinomycin D has long been known to bind selectively to the dinucleotide step GpC. We have investigated its ability to bind to other non-canonical sequences using a series of synthetic DNA fragments. DNase I footprinting experiments reveal that actinomycin can also bind well to GG (CC). Binding to this sequence and the canonical GC site is potentiated by flanking regions of (GT)n·(AC)n Weaker but specific binding to GT and AC is also evident and appears to be cooperative.
Actinomycin, Footprinting, Sequence selectivity
300-306
Waterloh, Kerstin
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Fox, Keith R.
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15 July 1992
Waterloh, Kerstin
25acfef4-af28-43e0-b0a7-b9f237569c2d
Fox, Keith R.
9da5debc-4e45-473e-ab8c-550d1104659f
Waterloh, Kerstin and Fox, Keith R.
(1992)
Secondary (non-GpC) binding sites for actinomycin on DNA.
BBA - Gene Structure and Expression, 1131 (3), .
(doi:10.1016/0167-4781(92)90028-X).
Abstract
Actinomycin D has long been known to bind selectively to the dinucleotide step GpC. We have investigated its ability to bind to other non-canonical sequences using a series of synthetic DNA fragments. DNase I footprinting experiments reveal that actinomycin can also bind well to GG (CC). Binding to this sequence and the canonical GC site is potentiated by flanking regions of (GT)n·(AC)n Weaker but specific binding to GT and AC is also evident and appears to be cooperative.
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Published date: 15 July 1992
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Actinomycin, Footprinting, Sequence selectivity
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/475591
ISSN: 0167-4781
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