2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00775-017-1442-7
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Structural characterization of the DNA-binding mechanism underlying the copper(II)-sensing MarR transcriptional regulator

Abstract: Multiple antibiotic resistance regulator (MarR) family proteins are widely conserved transcription factors that control bacterial resistance to antibiotics, environmental stresses, as well as the regulation of virulence determinants. Escherichia coli MarR, the prototype member of this family, has recently been shown to undergo copper(II)-catalyzed inter-dimer disulfide bond formation via a unique cysteine residue (Cys80) residing in its DNA-binding domain. However, despite extensive structural characterization… Show more

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“…The structure of MarR from E. coli (MarR E.coli ) is a homodimer (Alekshun et al, 2001), and it has been verified that MarR E.coli binds the marRAB promoter as a dimer (Martin et al, 1996). A recent study showed that disulfide bonds could be formed between MarR E.coli dimers, resulting in the dissociation of MarR E.coli from its cognate DNA and enhanced bacterial resistance (Zhu et al, 2017). The MarR family member MprA also functions as a dimer (Brooun et al, 1999).…”
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“…The structure of MarR from E. coli (MarR E.coli ) is a homodimer (Alekshun et al, 2001), and it has been verified that MarR E.coli binds the marRAB promoter as a dimer (Martin et al, 1996). A recent study showed that disulfide bonds could be formed between MarR E.coli dimers, resulting in the dissociation of MarR E.coli from its cognate DNA and enhanced bacterial resistance (Zhu et al, 2017). The MarR family member MprA also functions as a dimer (Brooun et al, 1999).…”
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“…Os dois sítios são necessários para a repressão transcricional completa, mas cada sítio leva à repressão parcial (DUVAL et al, 2013;MARTIN;ROSNER, 1995). A ligação do regulador MarR ao seu DNA alvo é revertida quando um ligante interage com o regulador (HAO et al, 2014;ZHU et al, 2017). A inativação do regulador MarR permite a transcrição do operon marRAB e com isso, o aumento da expressão de MarA que resulta na resistência a múltiplos antibióticos, devido a ativação da expressão da principal bomba de efluxo multidroga AcrAB-TolC em E. coli LEVY, 2000;OKUSU;MA;NIKAIDO, 1996).…”
Section: Fatores De Transcrição Da Família Marrunclassified
“…Algumas proteínas MarR tem sua atividade de ligação ao DNA modulada pela oxidação do grupo tiol presente em cisteínas reativas, como MarR de E. coli e OhrR de Chromobacterium violaceum NEGRETTO;NETTO, 2012;ZHU et al, 2017), mas a maioria destes reguladores interage com pequenas moléculas, frequentemente compostos fenólicos como o salicilato. A interação com estes ligantes geralmente ocorre entre a região de dimerização (região de interação dos monômeros para formar o homodímero) e a região de ligação ao DNA, resultando numa mudança conformacional que leva ao desligamento do regulador do DNA (GROVE, 2017;PERERA;GROVE, 2010b).…”
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