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What we have seen yesterday in TV... perceptive stimulus chromatic changes histone modifications nucleosome repositioning histone isoform substitution... at the single cell level of resolution Studies with 3C (chromosome conformation capture) have shown: interaction between enhancers and promoters when proximal or little distance medium long-range interaction between enhancers and promoters to direct developmentally regulated choice of genes in clusters (e.g. β-globin) intra- and interchromosomal long-range interactions between a single enhancer and one out of thousand gene promoters in mutual exclusive manner (Odorant receptor choice) Inter-chromosomal interaction between different genes induced after a g stimulatory event (e.g. estrogen-induced genes).

TF binding to specific sequences is the first event in gene activation Problems: Where? How many TFs? Is DNA binding always relevant to gene activation? L aumento di complessità dei genomi è parallelo all aumento delle regioni regolatrici in rapporto alle regioni codificanti la situazione più semplice è: UAS P sebbene vi siano diversi tipi di promotore (es. TATA dep, Inr dep, CpG, etc) il promotore minimo è: 1) estremamente inefficiente in vivo 2) non regolato ed è prevalentemente un elemento di posizione Biochemical definition: trans activation means activation of transcription by trans factor (essentially, proteins that recognize DNA or the gene context): improvement of the efficiency of a basal promoter Very important how it is defined experimentally: 1. in vivo transcription with reporter vectors 2. in vitro transcription with DNA templates

regulatory region this region is cut, cloned and joined to a reporter gene with a minimal promoter promoter P By transfection of reporter vectors in cultured cells cds reporter gene plasmid vector Progreessive deletions may identify different regulatory elements reporter gene reporter gene reporter gene reporter gene reporter gene transfected into animal cells, expression of reporter protein measures the activity or regulatory sequences reporter expression In vitro transcription assay 5 regulatory transcribed cassette G-less cassette Add NTPs + Nuclear Extracts (or purified components of PIC + Pol II) Mv S (termination at random) 5 5 (G) 5 add primer, dntp*, RT Mv S 5 DNA analysed on high-resolution gels

TAFs Regulatory factor RNA Pol lii UAS P TBP TFIIB Either a crude N.E. (nuclear extract) In vitro transcription with: chromatinized templates or: RNA Polymerase Holoenzyme complex Basal components (TFIID, TFIIB, RNAPol II) g-less cassette g less cassette g less cassette g less cassette g less cassette 6 4 3 2 1 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 minimal promoter g-less transcripts

distant enhancers The complexity of eukaryotic genes requires the concept of a molecular integrator to communicate between multiple DNA elements and the basal apparatus PIC Different approaches used to isolate proteins mediating transactivation yielded a number of multi component complexes (often megadalton). 1) Purification of the RNA Polymerase II holoenzyme 2) Affinity chromatography using antibodies against Transcription Factors (i.e. proteins bound to DNA regulatory elements in the proximal or distant regulatory regions) or tagged transcription factors. 3) Affinity chromatography using antibodies against components previously identified (e.g. CBP, GCN5, TAFs, GTFs). Different complexes were found: Complexes with ATP dep. remodeling activity it Complexes with Histone Acetyl Transferase activity Complexes with GTF or RNA PolII binding activity Mixed activity complexes

The Mediator, a megadalton complex interacting with TF and PIC components, was isolated ancd characterized in 2004-05. There are several version of Mediator in the cell nucleus Il complesso del Mediatore

Interactcs with CTD Both activator and repressor signal Transmitter to Pol Role in contacting trans-activators CTD Figure 3. Interaction of Mediator and RNA polymerase II (RNAPII) in the holoenzyme complex. The precise orientation of RNAPII in the holoenzyme complex was established by 2D cross correlation analysis between holoenzyme and RNAPII projections. The figure shows a cryoelectron microscopy reconstruction of polymerase fitted into the extended Mediator structure in the orientation i determined by cross correlation analysis. Multiple contacts between Mediator and RNAPII are established in the holoenzyme complex, involving mostly the head and middle domains, and distributed around the Rpb3 Rpb11 polymerase subunits (highlighted in red). The small green circle indicates the point where the carboxyterminal domain of Rpb1 (the largest polymerase subunit), crucial for Mediator polymerase interaction, emanates from the surface of the enzyme. The bacterial homolog of the Rpb3 Rpb11 complex, the a2 homodimer, is involved in transcription regulation in bacteria, suggesting a conservation between prokaryotes and eukaryotes of the RNA polymerase surface involved in regulation. The scale bar represents 100 A.

Different forms of Mediator exist and Mediator conformation is dependent on the kind of activator is bound Regulatory Transcription Factors (DNA binding proteins)

the domain swap experiment Negli eucarioti, nei fattori trascrizionali di regolazione, il dominio di legame al DNA è necessario per guidare il dominio di attivazione (trans activating domain) (o di repressione) in posizione produttiva rispetto al promotore del gene. modularità Examples: Hox proteins Antennapedia Matα GAL4 Steroid receptors Nuclear receptors GCN4 fos jun (AP 1) CREB Myc Myo D, Neuro D SREBP DNA binding domains (as well as dimerization domains, which are very often closely associated in transcription factors, display quite rigid 3D structures. In sharp contrast, transactivating domains have never been resolved by cristallography, i.e. they are flexible and adaptable domains, which most likely assume different conformations, depending on interactions. Trans activating domain classification is rather based on aminoacid composition, i.e.: acidic glutamine rich glutamine/proline rich hydrophobic

DNA-binding factors

Il controllo trascrizionale viene realizzato con un numero limitato (ancorchè assai grande) di fattori trascrizionali leganti il DNA. Ogni regione di controllo è formata dalla giustapposizione di diversi elementi in un ordine spaziale specifico. La cooperazione e composizionalità delle sequenze regolatrici è suggerita anche dal fatto che gli elementi cis sono distibuiti in clusters e non in modo uniforme.

The INF β enhanceosome In certain cases, the binding of multiple different proteins to adjacent sites in an enhancer is required to make it working. HMG are DNA binding proteins with no transactivating domain, but display architectural functions, e.g. bending the DNA As clearly esemplified in the case of the MAT locus encoded transcription factors a1, α1, α2, the activatory or repressory result is given by the combination and geometry of interaction between different factors, on composed DNA elements.

Problems in defining the response element Bioinformatic analysis of binding sites is possible, but does not indicate the in vivo situation, or only very partially When a DNA binding protein is under study, the sequence of DNA it interacts with can be selected using a process called: SELEX Systematic Evolution of Ligands by Exponential Enrichment 5 sense primer- NNNNNNNNNNNN reverse primer3 3 remirp esnes- NNNNNNNNNNNN remirp esrever5 random (4 n sequences) SELEX Systematic Evolution of Ligands by Exponential Enrichment YFP Amplify selected sequences by PCR Wash out unretained DNA Elute specific DNA at high ionic strength

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