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NMR Studies of the Allosteric Effectors of the Lac Operon. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, September 2010, Pages: 92

The lac operon is a classical example for gene expression in bacteria. This book describes structural studies of interactions between the regulatory protein of the lac operon – Lac repressor – and its allosteric effectors – DNA, inducer, and anti-inducer. In the first part of this work, the NMR solution structures of a dimeric mutant of the Lac repressor DNA binding domain – complexed with the auxiliary DNA operators – were determined. With this, variations in affinity of the Lac repressor for its natural DNA operators can be explained. In the second part of the book, analysis of the NMR chemical shifts of various functional states of the intact dimeric Lac repressor mutant sheds light on the structure of the ternary complex. It also provides evidence that the allosteric mechanism of the Lac repressor can be described within the framework of the Monod-Wyman- Changeux model for allostery. The book should be useful to structural biologists with interest in biomolecular interactions. Described strategies for production of large and toxic proteins for NMR spectroscopy might be of general interest to scientists confronted with similar challenges.??

Julija, Romanuka.
Julija Romanuka, PhD: Studied Mechanical Engineering at Riga Technical University, Latvia. Studied Bioinformatics at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Studied Chemistry at Utrecht University. Researcher at Shell, the Netherlands