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J Bacteriol. 1994 September; 176(17): 5525-5529

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Identification of the hutUH operator (hutUo) from Klebsiella aerogenes by DNA deletion analysis.

R Osuna, A Schwacha and R A Bender

Department of Biology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48109-1048.

ABSTRACT

Expression of Klebsiella aerogenes histidine utilization operons hutUH and hutIG is negatively regulated by the product of hutC. Multiple copies of the hutUH promoter region [hut(P)] present in trans were able to titrate the limited amount of host-encoded hut repressor (HutC). Thus, the hut(P) region contains a specific binding site for HutC. To identify DNA sequences required for HutC titration, we constructed and characterized a set of 40 left-entering and 28 right-entering deletions within a 250-bp DNA sequence containing the hut(P) region. Mutants carrying deletions that altered a unique dyad symmetric sequence, ATGCTTGTATAGACAAGTAT, from -11 to -30 relative to the hutUH promoter (hutUp) were unable to titrate hut repressor; mutants carrying deletions that left this sequence intact retained their ability to titrate hut repressor. Thus, we identify ATGCTTGT ACAAGTAT as the hutUH operator.


J Bacteriol. 1994 September; 176(17): 5525-5529




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