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Sequence‐specific DNA‐binding (SSDB) factors play central roles in transcription, DNA replication, recombination and repair. This report describes a simple procedure for high‐throughput identification of SSDB activities without prior knowledge of their target genes or binding sequences. The procedure starts with a population of completely random oligo(nucleotide) sequences and selects for those oligo molecules that specifically bind to cellular SSDB factors by use of common gel‐retardation assays and PCR. Amplification and subsequent cloning of these selected oligo molecules result in the establishment of oligo DNA libraries enriched in DNA molecules containing specific sequences recognized by SSDB factors. These oligo libraries can be rapidly screened to identify a large number of SSDB activities, including those that are differentially regulated by developmental and environmental signals. With identified oligo DNA as probes, the corresponding SSDB factors can be isolated and analysed with respect to their structures, regulation and functions. Using this procedure, we have identified approximately 100 SSDB activities from tobacco leaves, including seven that are differentially regulated during the tobacco mosaic virus‐induced hypersensitive response in resistant tobacco plants.
The Plant Journal – Wiley
Published: Nov 1, 1998
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