Azurin–DNA Conjugate with the Binding Motif of a Transcriptional Regulator, CooA: CO-dependent Modulation of the Electron-transfer Reaction
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概要
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An azurin–DNA conjugate (Azu–DNA) where the DNA part contains the binding sequence of a carbon monoxide (CO)-dependent transcriptional regulator, CooA, has been prepared. CooA in the CO-bound form (CO–CooA) showed specific binding to Azu–DNA. The association of CO–CooA with Azu–DNA affects the electron transfer (ET) between Azu–DNA and its redox partner protein, cytochrome c552. Consequently, the CO-dependent modulation of ET was achieved. This could be a potential platform for a novel biobased sensor, which exploits the transcriptional regulator as a detection module and whose readout is immediately transduced to a readily processable electronic signal.
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著者
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NAKAJIMA Hiroshi
Graduate Student, University of Tsukuba(presently Mitsubishi Heavy Industry).
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Watanabe Yoshihito
Research Centre of Materials Science, Nagoya University
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Miyazaki Soji
Research Centre of Materials Science, Nagoya University
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Itoh Takaaki
Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University
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Hayamura Mao
Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University
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