B. subtilis 6S‐1 RNA forms stable hybrids with pRNA in vitro.

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B. subtilis 6S‐1 RNA forms stable hybrids with pRNA in vitro. B. subtilis 6S‐1 RNA forms stable hybrids with pRNA in vitro. (A) In vitro transcription (2 μM B. subtilis RNAP holoenzyme) of pRNA using 3.2 μM 6S‐1 RNA as template, either in the presence of all four NTPs (lane 1; each NTP 200 μM) or CTP, GTP and UTP only (lane 2, –ATP). Control lanes: lane 3, as in lane 1 but omission of the 6S‐1 RNA template; lanes 4 and 5, chemically synthesized 5′‐endlabelled pRNA 8‐mer (5′‐GUU CGG UC; lane M1) and 14‐mer (5′‐GUU CGG UCA AAA CU; lane M2) used as size markers. Omission of ATP (lane 2) results in synthesis of short pRNA (8‐mers) because 6S‐1 RNA encodes four consecutive A residues at pRNA positions 9–12 (see sequence at the bottom); our observation of 9‐ in addition to 8‐mers despite the absence of ATP can be explained by RNAP adding a non‐templated residue to the 3′‐end. RNA products were separated by 20% denaturing PAGE. (B) Annealing of chemically synthesized pRNAs (8‐ or 14‐mers) to 6S‐1 RNA. Asterisks denote the radiolabelled RNA species (6S‐1 RNA, 14‐mer or 8‐mer). Lanes 1 and 2: 5′‐endlabelled 6S‐1 RNA; in lane 2, the 6S‐1 RNA was subjected to the pRNA annealing procedure (for details, see Materials and methods); lane 3: 5′‐endlabelled 6S‐1 RNA (100 nM unlabelled 6S‐1 RNA and trace amounts, <1 nM, of 5′‐endlabelled 6S‐1 RNA) with pRNA 14‐mer (1 μM) pre‐annealed as just mentioned; lanes 4–6: annealing of 100 nM unlabelled 6S‐1 RNA, trace amounts (<1 nM) of 5′‐endlabelled pRNA 14‐mer, plus 100 nM (lane 4), 200 nM (lane 5) or 500 nM (lane 6) unlabelled 14‐mer; lane 7, as lane 3, but using the pRNA 8‐mer instead of the 14‐mer; lanes 8–10: as lanes 4–6, but using the pRNA 8‐mer. Samples were analysed by 9% native PAGE. (C) In vitro transcription of pRNA from 6S‐1 RNA (1 μM) as template using 1 μM RNAP holoenzyme. Lanes 1–3: as lanes 5, 4 and 1, respectively, in (A); lane 4: as lane 3, but subjecting 6S‐1 RNA to the annealing procedure before transcription; lanes 5–10: 2 μM (lane 5), 4 μM (lane 6), 20 μM (lane 7) pRNA 14‐mer or 2 μM (lane 8), 4 μM (lane 9), 20 μM (lane 10) pRNA 8‐mer were subjected to the annealing procedure in the presence of 2 μM 6S‐1 RNA in a final volume of 5 μl 1 × TE buffer; then, 2 μl of 5 × activity buffer and 0.5 μl RNAP were added and samples were incubated for 30 min at 37°C before addition of nucleotides and transcription for 1 h at 37°C (final volume 10 μl). RNA products were separated by 20% denaturing PAGE. Benedikt M Beckmann et al. EMBO J. 2012;31:1727-1738 © as stated in the article, figure or figure legend