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Tina M. Henkin
Snyder and Champness Molecular Genetics of Bacteria
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Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
About the Companion Website
Snyder & Champness
Molecular Genetics of Bacteria
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Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Introduction
The Biological Universe The Bacteria
GRAM-NEGATIVE AND GRAM-POSITIVE BACTERIA
The Archaea
The Eukaryotes
MITOCHONDRIA AND CHLOROPLASTS AND THE ROLE OF ENDOSYMBIOSIS IN EVOLUTION
What Is Genetics?
Bacterial Genetics
Bacteria Are Haploid
Short Generation Times
Asexual Reproduction
Colony Growth on Agar Plates
Colony Purification
Serial Dilutions
Selections
Storing Stocks of Bacterial Strains
Genetic Exchange
Phage Genetics
Phages Are Haploid
Selections with Phages
Crosses with Phages
A Brief History of Bacterial Molecular Genetics
Inheritance in Bacteria
Transformation
Conjugation
Transduction
Recombination within Genes
Semiconservative DNA Replication
mRNA
The Genetic Code
The Operon Model
Enzymes for Molecular Biology
Synthetic Genomics
What Is Ahead
SUGGESTED READING
1 The Bacterial Chromosome: DNA Structure, Replication, and Segregation
DNA Structure
The Deoxyribonucleotides
The DNA Chain
The 5′ and 3′ Ends
Base Pairing
Antiparallel Construction
The Major and Minor Grooves
The Mechanism of DNA Replication
Deoxyribonucleotide Precursor Synthesis
Replication of the Bacterial Chromosome
DNA POLYMERASES
PRIMASES
NUCLEASES
DNA LIGASES
ACCESSORY PROTEINS
Replication of Double-Stranded DNA
SEPARATING THE TWO TEMPLATE DNA STRANDS
PROCESSING THE TWO TEMPLATE DNA STRANDS
COORDINATING REPLICATION OF THE TWO TEMPLATE STRANDS
THE GENES FOR REPLICATION PROTEINS
Replication Errors
Editing
RNA Primers and Editing
Impediments to DNA Replication
Damaged DNA and DNA Polymerase III
Mechanisms To Deal with Impediments on Template DNA Strands
Physical Blocks to Replication Forks
Replication of the Bacterial Chromosome and Cell Division
Structure of Bacterial Chromosomes
Replication of the Bacterial Chromosome
Initiation of Chromosome Replication
ORIGIN OF CHROMOSOMAL REPLICATION
INITIATION PROTEINS
RNA Priming of Initiation
Termination of Chromosome Replication
BOX 1.1
Structural Features of Bacterial Genomes
References
Chromosome Segregation
RESOLUTION OF DIMER CHROMOSOMES
DECATENATION
CONDENSATION
Condensins
Supercoiling
KEEPING NEW SISTER CHROMOSOMES SEPARATE INVOLVES COORDINATING MULTIPLE PROCESSES
CHROMOSOME PARTITIONING
The Par Proteins
Macrodomains
Coordinating Cell Division and Chromosome Partitioning in
E. coli
and
B. subtilis
The Min Proteins
Nucleoid Occlusion
Coordination of Cell Division with Replication of the Chromosome
TIMING OF REPLICATION IN THE CELL CYCLE
Timing of Initiation of Replication
ROLE OF THE DnaA PROTEIN
Inactivation of DnaA by hydrolysis to DnaA-ADP
Reactivation of DnaA by nucleotide exchange to DnaA-ATP
SeqA-MEDIATED HEMIMETHYLATION AND SEQUESTRATION
SeqA activities outside of
oriC
The Bacterial Nucleoid
Supercoiling in the Nucleoid
SUPERCOILING OF NATURAL DNAs
SUPERCOILING STRESS
Topoisomerases
TYPE I TOPOISOMERASES
TYPE II TOPOISOMERASES
BOX 1.2
Antibiotics That Affect Replication and DNA Structure
Antibiotics That Block Precursor Synthesis
Inhibition of dihydrofolate reductase
Inhibition of ribonucleotide reductase
Competition with deoxyuridine monophosphate
Antibiotics That Block Polymerization of Deoxynucleotides
Deoxynucleotide precursor mimics
Cross-linking
Antibiotics That Affect DNA Structure
Acridine dyes
Thymidine mimic
Antibiotics That Affect Gyrase
GyrA inhibition
GyrB inhibition
The Bacterial Genome
Summary
QUESTIONS FOR THOUGHT
SUGGESTED READING
2 Bacterial Gene Expression: Transcription, Translation, Protein Folding, and Localization
Overview
The Structure and Function of RNA
Types of RNA
RNA Precursors
RNA Structure
PRIMARY STRUCTURE
SECONDARY STRUCTURE
TERTIARY STRUCTURE
RNA Processing and Modification
Transcription
Structure of Bacterial RNA Polymerase
Overview of Transcription
PROMOTERS
THE STEPS OF TRANSCRIPTION
Details of Transcription
PROMOTER RECOGNITION
ISOMERIZATION
INITIATION
ELONGATION
TERMINATION OF TRANSCRIPTION
Factor-Independent Termination
BOX 2.1
Antibiotic Inhibitors of Transcription
Inhibitors of rNTP Synthesis
Inhibitors of Transcription Initiation
Inhibitors of RNA Elongation and Termination
Inhibitors that Affect the DNA Template
Factor-Dependent Termination
rRNAs and tRNAs
BOX 2.2
Molecular Phylogeny
References
MODIFICATION OF RNA
RNA Degradation
RNases
MODULATION OF RNase ACTIVITY
The Structure and Function of Proteins
Protein Structure
PRIMARY STRUCTURE
SECONDARY STRUCTURE
TERTIARY STRUCTURE
QUATERNARY STRUCTURE
Translation
Structure of the Bacterial Ribosome
BOX 2.3
Antibiotic Inhibitors of Translation
Antibiotics that block translation
Inhibitors that Mimic tRNA
Inhibitors that Bind to the 23S rRNA
Inhibitors of Binding of aa-tRNA to the A Site
Inhibitors of Translocation
Overview of Translation
Details of Protein Synthesis
READING FRAMES
TRNA AMINOACYLATION
TRANSLATION INITIATION REGIONS
Initiation Codons
Shine-Dalgarno Sequences
INITIATOR tRNA
STEPS IN INITIATION OF TRANSLATION
Translation Initiation from Leaderless mRNAs
TRANSLATION INITIATION IN ARCHAEA AND EUKARYOTES
TRANSLATION ELONGATION
TRANSLATION TERMINATION
RELEASE FACTORS
REMOVAL OF THE FORMYL GROUP AND THE N-TERMINAL METHIONINE
BOX 2.4
Mimicry in Translation
References
trans
-TRANSLATION (tmRNA)
The Genetic Code
REDUNDANCY
BOX 2.5
Exceptions to the Code
References
WOBBLE
TERMINATION CODONS
AMBIGUITY
CODON USAGE
Polycistronic mRNA
TRANSLATIONAL COUPLING
POLAR EFFECTS ON GENE EXPRESSION
Protein Folding and Degradation
Protein Chaperones
THE DnaK PROTEIN AND OTHER Hsp70 CHAPERONES
TRIGGER FACTOR AND OTHER CHAPERONES
CHAPERONINS
Protein Degradation
Protein Localization
The Translocase System
The Signal Sequence
The Targeting Factors
THE SecB PATHWAY
THE SRP PATHWAY
Sec Systems of Archaea and Eukaryotes
The Tat Secretion Pathway
STRUCTURE OF THE TAT SYSTEM
The Tat Signal Sequence
Tat Systems in Other Organisms
Disulfide Bonds
Protein Secretion and Export
Protein Secretion Systems in Bacteria with an Outer Membrane
TYPE I SECRETION SYSTEMS
TYPE II SECRETION SYSTEMS
TYPE III SECRETION SYSTEMS
TYPE IV SECRETION SYSTEMS
TYPE V SECRETION SYSTEMS: AUTOTRANSPORTERS
Chaperone-Usher Secretion
TYPE VI SECRETION SYSTEMS
Protein Secretion in Bacteria That Lack an Outer Membrane
INJECTOSOMES
Sortases
Regulation of Gene Expression
Transcriptional Regulation
Posttranscriptional Regulation
What You Need To Know
Open Reading Frames
Transcriptional and Translational Fusions
Summary
QUESTIONS FOR THOUGHT
SUGGESTED READING
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