Using Synthetic Biology and pClone Red for Authentic Research on Promoter Function: Genetics (analyzing mutant promoters) Todd T. Eckdahl and A. Malcolm.

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Using Synthetic Biology and pClone Red for Authentic Research on Promoter Function: Genetics (analyzing mutant promoters) Todd T. Eckdahl and A. Malcolm Campbell

Timeline Learn about bacterial promoters Develop promoter mutation hypotheses Order oligonucleotides for mutant promoters Use Golden Gate assembly to clone mutant promoters upstream of RFP reporter gene Measure output of reporter gene Present results to class and enter into Registry of Functional Reporters (RFP)

What is the consensus sequence for the two elements of a bacterial promoter? -10 element = T 80 A 95 T 45 A 60 A 50 T 96 Optimal position is -10, but position varies from -18 to -9 from center of -10 element to TSS at element = T 82 T 84 G 78 A 65 C 54 A 45 Position varies, but spacing between -35 and -10 elements is bp in 90% of known promoters Optimal spacing is 17 bp Source: Genes IX, 2008, by Benjamin Lewin

Transcription Initiation RNAP binds to DNA and engages in direct exchange of one sequence for another Affinity of RNAP for nonspecific DNA decreased by Sigma factor RNAP + Sigma “touches down” at -35 element Contact is extended to -10 element, covering ~77 bp in “closed” binary complex Melting is facillitated by A+T content of -10 element - of ~12 bp from -10 element to +1 produces “open” binary complex Incorporation of NTPs forms ternary complex, and multiple rounds of abortive initiation occur Change in RNAP structure occurs, Sigma factor is released or changes form, and it covers ~50 bp RNAP clears the promoter, shortens to cover only bp, and elongation occurs at a rate of ~40 nt/sec

pTac Promoter Hybrid promoter constructed from pTrp and pLac promoters in E. coli Efficiency of promotion measure to be 2-3 times great than pTrp and 7-11 times greater than pLac Perfect matches to -1- and -35 consensus sequences and 16 bp between them DeBoer HA, Comstock LJ, Vasser M (1982) PNAS 80,

Mutations of pTac Substitutions -10 element -35 element Deletions – Decrease spacing between -35 and -10 – Decrease spacing beteen -10 and +1 Insertions – Increase spacing between -35 and -10 – Increase spacing beteen -10 and +1

GGA Method with pClone Red by A. Malcolm Campbell and Todd Eckdahl

G CTTAA AATTC G Eco RI type II palindrome

G CTTAA AATTC G Eco RI type II palindrome

G CTTAA AATTC G Eco RI type II

G CTTAA AATTC G Eco RI type II

Bsa I GAGAC C CTCTG G type IIs not a palindrome

Bsa I 1234nGAGAC C nCTCTGG ---- type IIs

---- Bsa I 1234nGAGAC C nCTCTGG type IIs

---- Bsa I GGTCTCn CCAGAGn1234 type IIs

---- Bsa I GGTCTCn CCAGAGn1234 type IIs

Bsa I 1234nGAGAC C ----nCTCTGG GGTCTCn---- CCAGAGn123 4 cuts left cuts right

pClone Red = Part J BsaI cuts right BsaI cuts left

CGACtGAGACC GGTCTCa aCTCTGG CCAGAGtCGCC Bsa I GCT G GCG G pClone Red Magnified

CGACtGAGACC GGTCTCa aCTCTGG CCAGAGtCGCC GCT G GCG G pClone Red Promoter Removed

CGACtGAGACC GGTCTCa aCTCTGG CCAGAGtCGCC GCT G GCG G pClone Red Promoter Recloned

GCT G GCG G CGAC(promoter) (promoter)CGCC CGACtGAGACC GGTCTCa aCTCTGG CCAGAGtCGCC pClone Red Promoter Removed Again

GCT G GCGG CGAC(promoter) (promoter)CGCC CGACtGAGACC GGTCTCa aCTCTGG CCAGAGtCGCC Experimental Promoter Cloned in pClone Red

plasmid backbone origin antibiotic resistance RBS RFP BsaI + Ligase RBS GFP pClone Red in GGA

plasmid backbone origin antibiotic resistance RBS RFP BsaI + Ligase RBS GFP pClone Red after GGA

pClone Red + No Promoter pClone Red only notice only green colonies

pClone Red pClone Red + Functional Promoter notice red colonies

X pClone Red pClone Red + Non-functional Promoter notice non-green colonies

Registry of Standard Parts

Student Promoter (dnaKP1)