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Allison et al., 1985; Sweetser et al., 1987). Red markings indicate the four clusters where RifR mutations have been
identified in E. coli
(Ovchinnikov et al., 1983; Lisitsyn et al., 1984a, 1984b; Jin and Gross, 1988; Severinov et al., 1993; Severinov et al.,
1994), denoted as the
N-terminal cluster (N), and clusters I, II, and III (I, II, III). Directly below is a sequence alignment spanning these regions
of the E. coli (E.c.), T.
aquaticus (T.a.), and M. tuberculosis (M.t.) RNAP b subunits. Amino acids that are identical to E. coli are shaded dark
gray, and those that
are homologous (ST, RK, DE, NQ, FYWIV) are shaded light gray. Mutations that confer RifR in E. coli and M. tuberculosis
are indicated directly
above (for E. coli) or below (for M. tuberculosis) as follows: D for deletions, V for insertions, and colored dots for
amino acid substitutions
(substitutions at each position are indicated in single amino acid code in columns above or below the positions). Color
coding for the amino
acid substitutions (for reference to subsequent figures) is as follows: yellow, residues that interact directly with the
bound Rif (see Figure 4);
green, residues that are too far away from the Rif for direct interaction (see Figure 5); purple, three positions that are
substituted with high
frequency (noted as a % immediately below the substitutions) in clinical isolates of RifR M. tuberculosis (Ramaswamy
and Musser, 1998).
Below the three prokaryotic sequences is a sequence alignment of three eukaryotic sequences with shading as above.
The dots indicate a
gap in the alignment.
A plate assay (see Experimental Procedures) showed RNAPs responded the same way, with an increase in
that Taq cells were unable to grow on media supple- the production of the trimeric product and a concurrent
mented with 50 mg/ml Rif (data not shown). For in vitro precipitous drop in the production of the long transcripts
studies, Taq RNAP holoenzyme was reconstituted using (Figure 2a).
Taq core RNAP (purified from Taq cells; Zhang et al., Mustaev et al. (1994) used chimeric Rif-nucleotide
999) and recombinant Taq sA (overexpressed and puri- compounds tomeasure the distance between the initiatfied
om E. coli; Minakhin et al., 2001b). The enzyme ing nucleotide binding site (the i-site) and the Rif binding
itiated, elongated, and terminated transcripts effi- site. By varying the linker between the Rif and the nucleciently
om a template containing the T7A1 promoter otide and testing for maximal transcription initiation acand
he tR2 intrinsic terminator (Figure 2a; Nudler et al., tivity, the optimal length was found that allowed binding
994) at 378C using the dinucleotide CpA as the initiating of each moiety in its respective site. This experiment
rimer. The major RNA products, a trimeric abortive was used to compare the disposition of the Rif and
anscript (CpApU), a 105 nt terminated transcript i-sites in E. coli and Taq RNAP. In both cases, optimal
erm), and a 127 nt runoff transcript (Run off), were the initiation activity was observed when the linker comsame
s those produced by E. coli RNAP (Figure 2a, prised five (CH2) groups (Figure 2b). Thus, in spite of the
nes 1 and 8). Since E. coli s70 is totally inactive when fact that Taq RNAP requires a 100-fold higher concencombined
ith Taq core RNAP in this assay (Minakhin tration of Rif for inhibition, we conclude that Taq RNAP
al., 2001b), the possibility of trace contamination with binds Rif and is inhibited through the same biochemical
coli s70 does not affect the conclusions from this assay mechanism as E. coli RNAP, and the disposition of the
or Taq RNAP.Quantitatively, the two RNAPs responded Rif site with respect to the universally conserved active
ery differently to Rif; the Ki (estimated from the Rif site is identical. We conclude that Taq RNAP can serve
oncentration where the production of long transcripts as a model for Rif interactions with other RNAPs.
as inhibited by 50%) for E. coli RNAP was about 0.1
M while for Taq RNAP it was about 10 mM, a 100- Rif-RNAP Structure Determination and Refinement
old difference in sensitivity (the Rif sensitivity of the Tetragonal crystals of Taq core RNAP (Zhang et al.,
hermophilic RNAP decreased at higher assay tempera- 1999) were incubated overnight in stabilization buffer

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  • 1. Allison et al., 1985; Sweetser et al., 1987). Red markings indicate the four clusters where RifR mutations have been identified in E. coli (Ovchinnikov et al., 1983; Lisitsyn et al., 1984a, 1984b; Jin and Gross, 1988; Severinov et al., 1993; Severinov et al., 1994), denoted as the N-terminal cluster (N), and clusters I, II, and III (I, II, III). Directly below is a sequence alignment spanning these regions of the E. coli (E.c.), T. aquaticus (T.a.), and M. tuberculosis (M.t.) RNAP b subunits. Amino acids that are identical to E. coli are shaded dark gray, and those that are homologous (ST, RK, DE, NQ, FYWIV) are shaded light gray. Mutations that confer RifR in E. coli and M. tuberculosis are indicated directly above (for E. coli) or below (for M. tuberculosis) as follows: D for deletions, V for insertions, and colored dots for amino acid substitutions (substitutions at each position are indicated in single amino acid code in columns above or below the positions). Color coding for the amino acid substitutions (for reference to subsequent figures) is as follows: yellow, residues that interact directly with the bound Rif (see Figure 4); green, residues that are too far away from the Rif for direct interaction (see Figure 5); purple, three positions that are substituted with high frequency (noted as a % immediately below the substitutions) in clinical isolates of RifR M. tuberculosis (Ramaswamy and Musser, 1998). Below the three prokaryotic sequences is a sequence alignment of three eukaryotic sequences with shading as above. The dots indicate a gap in the alignment. A plate assay (see Experimental Procedures) showed RNAPs responded the same way, with an increase in that Taq cells were unable to grow on media supple- the production of the trimeric product and a concurrent mented with 50 mg/ml Rif (data not shown). For in vitro precipitous drop in the production of the long transcripts studies, Taq RNAP holoenzyme was reconstituted using (Figure 2a). Taq core RNAP (purified from Taq cells; Zhang et al., Mustaev et al. (1994) used chimeric Rif-nucleotide
  • 2. 999) and recombinant Taq sA (overexpressed and puri- compounds tomeasure the distance between the initiatfied om E. coli; Minakhin et al., 2001b). The enzyme ing nucleotide binding site (the i-site) and the Rif binding itiated, elongated, and terminated transcripts effi- site. By varying the linker between the Rif and the nucleciently om a template containing the T7A1 promoter otide and testing for maximal transcription initiation acand he tR2 intrinsic terminator (Figure 2a; Nudler et al., tivity, the optimal length was found that allowed binding 994) at 378C using the dinucleotide CpA as the initiating of each moiety in its respective site. This experiment rimer. The major RNA products, a trimeric abortive was used to compare the disposition of the Rif and anscript (CpApU), a 105 nt terminated transcript i-sites in E. coli and Taq RNAP. In both cases, optimal erm), and a 127 nt runoff transcript (Run off), were the initiation activity was observed when the linker comsame s those produced by E. coli RNAP (Figure 2a, prised five (CH2) groups (Figure 2b). Thus, in spite of the nes 1 and 8). Since E. coli s70 is totally inactive when fact that Taq RNAP requires a 100-fold higher concencombined ith Taq core RNAP in this assay (Minakhin tration of Rif for inhibition, we conclude that Taq RNAP al., 2001b), the possibility of trace contamination with binds Rif and is inhibited through the same biochemical coli s70 does not affect the conclusions from this assay mechanism as E. coli RNAP, and the disposition of the or Taq RNAP.Quantitatively, the two RNAPs responded Rif site with respect to the universally conserved active ery differently to Rif; the Ki (estimated from the Rif site is identical. We conclude that Taq RNAP can serve oncentration where the production of long transcripts as a model for Rif interactions with other RNAPs. as inhibited by 50%) for E. coli RNAP was about 0.1 M while for Taq RNAP it was about 10 mM, a 100- Rif-RNAP Structure Determination and Refinement old difference in sensitivity (the Rif sensitivity of the Tetragonal crystals of Taq core RNAP (Zhang et al., hermophilic RNAP decreased at higher assay tempera- 1999) were incubated overnight in stabilization buffer