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PDBsum entry 6a2h
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DNA binding protein/DNA
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6a2h
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DOI no:
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Mol Microbiol
111:556-569
(2019)
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Architectural roles of Cren7 in folding crenarchaeal chromatin filament.
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Z.Zhang,
M.Zhao,
Y.Chen,
L.Wang,
Q.Liu,
Y.Dong,
Y.Gong,
L.Huang.
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ABSTRACT
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Archaea have evolved various strategies in chromosomal organization. While
histone homologues exist in most archaeal phyla, Cren7 is a chromatin protein
conserved in the Crenarchaeota. Here, we show that Cren7 preferentially binds
DNA with AT-rich sequences over that with GC-rich sequences with a binding size
of 6~7 bp. Structural studies of Cren7 in complex with either an 18-bp or a
20-bp double-stranded DNA fragment reveal that Cren7 binds to the minor groove
of DNA as monomers in a head-to-tail manner. The neighboring Cren7 monomers are
located on the opposite sides of the DNA duplex, with each introducing a
single-step sharp kink by intercalation of the hydrophobic side chain of Leu28,
bending the DNA into an S-shape conformation. A structural model for the
chromatin fiber folded by Cren7 was established and verified by the analysis of
cross-linked Cren7-DNA complexes by atomic force microscopy. Our results suggest
that Cren7 differs significantly from Sul7, another chromatin protein conserved
among Sulfolobus species, in both DNA binding and deformation. These data shed
significant light on the strategy of chromosomal DNA organization in crenarchaea.
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