Part:BBa_K4628019
subPromoter MP
Usage and Biology
The sgRNA promoter for the MP gene is located within the ORF of the 183-kDa protein that is required for TMV replication. The core and the full MP sgRNA promoters were between 235 and 110 and between 295 and 140, respectively, relative to the transcription start site. Computer analysis predicted two dry ring structures (SL1 and SL2) upstream of MP sgRNA transcription initiation sites. Deletion analysis and site-specific mutation showed that the MP sgRNA promoter activity required the SL1 secondary structure, not its sequence, but the deletion of -39nt in the SL2 region increased the accumulation of MP sgRNA fourfold.
This Part is derived from the subgenomic movement protein promoter in the TMV genome, which mediates the transcription of MP.
Because part of the movement protein coding sequence is included in the TMV RNA-dependent RNA polymerase coding sequence, it means that the retention of intact replicases and subgenomic promoters may result in meaningless partial movement protein peptide chains being transcribed and translated, affecting the correct folding and functional expression of the target protein. However, our results successfully prove that it is feasible to express GFP with this promoter without affecting its normal luminescence(Fig.1)
Figure 1 subPromoter MP:EGFP in the tobacco leaf
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
- 1000COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]
biology | tobacco mosaic virus |
chassis | Nicotiana benthamiana |