Operons:
sanOPQRSTUV
| sanO |
| sanP |
| sanQ |
| sanR |
| sanS |
| sanT |
| sanU |
| sanV |
Promoters
| Unknown_sigma |
- |
Promoter |
-50:+10 |
GCGGGCGGGGCAAGCGAGGCGGCGAGGTCCTTGCAGGGACGCGGCGACATGCTGTGCGGGC |
Liu G, et al. (2005): DB
He X, et al. (2010): GS, FT, SDM
Wang G, et al. (2003): PE
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S. ansochromogenes |
| SanG |
- |
Positive |
-46:-8 |
GCGGGGCAAGCGAGGCGGCGAGGTCCTTGCAGGGACGCG |
Liu G, et al. (2005): DB
He X, et al. (2010): GS, FT, SDM
Wang G, et al. (2003): PE
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S. ansochromogenes |
| Comments:
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| Unknown_sigma |
A DNase I footprinting assay was used to analyse the interaction of SanG with the bidirectional sanN?sanO promoter region. On the sense strand, SanG protected two regions stretching from positions -9 to -46 and from -63 to -93 bases relative to the transcription start point of sanO. Analysis of the SanG-binding region revealed two direct repeats 5'-CGGCAAG-3' that overlap with the -35 regions of the sanN promoter P1 and sanO promoter, respectively. This is a typical feature of SARP-binding targets. |
| SanG |
A DNase I footprinting assay was used to analyse the interaction of SanG with the bidirectional sanN-sanO promoter region. On the sense strand, SanG protected two regions stretching from positions -9 to -46 and from -63 to -93 bases relative to the transcription start point of sanO. Analysis of the SanG-binding region revealed two direct repeats 5'-CGGCAAG-3' that overlap with the -35 regions of the sanN promoter P1 and sanO promoter, respectively. This is a typical feature of SARP-binding targets. |
Terminator
No Data
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