1981
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.78.2.1115
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Evidence that ribosomal protein S10 participates in control of transcription termination.

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“…The same method as described above, measurement of accumulation of non-rRNA operon-encoded tRNAs relative to 5S RNA and tRNAGlU, was used to screen other nus mutations for effects on rRNA antitermination. No significant effect on the relative accumulation of these RNAs was detected in the nusAl (14), nusC60 (13), or nusE71 (13) mutant strains at 37TC or 42TC (data not shown), indicating that these mutants probably are not defective in rRNA transcription antitermination. However, a cold-sensitive nusA strain, K1914 (nusAcs; D. Friedman, personal communication), exhibited an increase in accumulation of nonrRNA operon-encoded tRNAs relative to 5S RNA and tRNAs encoded in rRNA operons when shifted to the nonpermissive temperature (data not shown), qualitatively similar to the increase observed in the nusB5 mutant, indicating that the nusA gene product may be involved in the antitermination mechanism used in transcription of rRNA operons.…”
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“…The same method as described above, measurement of accumulation of non-rRNA operon-encoded tRNAs relative to 5S RNA and tRNAGlU, was used to screen other nus mutations for effects on rRNA antitermination. No significant effect on the relative accumulation of these RNAs was detected in the nusAl (14), nusC60 (13), or nusE71 (13) mutant strains at 37TC or 42TC (data not shown), indicating that these mutants probably are not defective in rRNA transcription antitermination. However, a cold-sensitive nusA strain, K1914 (nusAcs; D. Friedman, personal communication), exhibited an increase in accumulation of nonrRNA operon-encoded tRNAs relative to 5S RNA and tRNAs encoded in rRNA operons when shifted to the nonpermissive temperature (data not shown), qualitatively similar to the increase observed in the nusB5 mutant, indicating that the nusA gene product may be involved in the antitermination mechanism used in transcription of rRNA operons.…”
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“…12), and ribosomal protein S10 (nusE; see ref. 13). Other mutations, nusA (14,15) and nusB (16), affect host proteins that, as yet, have been characterized only by their phenotypes relating to transcription antitermination (reviewed in ref.…”
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“…Four Escherichia coli proteins function as cofactors in N-mediated antitermination: NusA, NusB, S10, and NusG (Friedman and Baron 1974;Keppel et al 1974;Friedman et al 1976Friedman et al , 1981Das and Wolska 1984;J. Li, R. Horwitz, S. McCracken, and J. Greenblatt, in prep.).…”
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“…Antitermination by N involves the E. coli proteins NusA, NusB, NusG, and ribosomal protein S10 (Friedman and Baron 1974;Keppel et al 1974;Friedman et al 1976Friedman et al , 1981Das and Wolska 1984;Goda and Greenblatt 1985;Li et al 1992;. N-modified 3Corresponding author.…”
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