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J Bacteriol. 1990 April; 172(4): 1939-1947

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Complex character of senS, a novel gene regulating expression of extracellular-protein genes of Bacillus subtilis.

L F Wang and R H Doi

Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of California, Davis 95616.

ABSTRACT

The senS gene of Bacillus subtilis, which in high copy number stimulates the expression of several extracellular-protein genes, has been cloned, genetically mapped, and sequenced. The gene codes for a highly charged basic protein containing 65 amino acid residues. The gene is characterized by the presence of a transcription terminator (attenuator) located between the promoter and open reading frame, a strong ribosome-binding site, and a strong transcription terminator at the 3' end of this monocistronic gene. The amino acid sequence of SenS showed partial homology with the N-terminal core binding domain region of bacterial RNA polymerase sigma factors and a helix-turn-helix motif found in DNA-binding proteins. The gene can be deleted without any effect on growth or sporulation.


J Bacteriol. 1990 April; 172(4): 1939-1947




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