To obtain 603-42 and 603-49 templates for E. coli RNAP we mutated the original 603 template to replace four or six nucleotides in DNA and allow stalling of RNAP at the +42 or +49 positions within the 603 nucleosome, respectively. We amplified the nucleosome positioning sequences by PCR, digested by TspRI (NEB) and ligated through the TspRI site to a T7A1 promoter-bearing fragment30 (link). Ligated products were re-amplified with one 5′-end-labeled primer, gel-purified, and assembled into nucleosomes. We reconstituted nucleosomes on the DNA templates by histone octamer transfer from chicken -H1 erythrocyte donor chromatin17 (link).
Reconstituting Nucleosome Templates for RNAP Stalling
To obtain 603-42 and 603-49 templates for E. coli RNAP we mutated the original 603 template to replace four or six nucleotides in DNA and allow stalling of RNAP at the +42 or +49 positions within the 603 nucleosome, respectively. We amplified the nucleosome positioning sequences by PCR, digested by TspRI (NEB) and ligated through the TspRI site to a T7A1 promoter-bearing fragment30 (link). Ligated products were re-amplified with one 5′-end-labeled primer, gel-purified, and assembled into nucleosomes. We reconstituted nucleosomes on the DNA templates by histone octamer transfer from chicken -H1 erythrocyte donor chromatin17 (link).
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Variable analysis
- Nucleotide mutations to create the 603-42 and 603-49 templates for E. coli RNAP
- Ratio of DNA to chromatin (1:3) used for nucleosome reconstitution
- Stalling of E. coli RNAP at the +42 or +49 positions within the 603 nucleosome
- DNA fragments used for nucleosome reconstitution (149-bp and 249-bp)
- Chicken erythrocyte core histones used for hexasome and nucleosome reconstitution
- T7A1 promoter-bearing fragment used for ligation and reconstitution
- Positive control: Nucleosome reconstitution using histone octamer transfer from chicken -H1 erythrocyte donor chromatin
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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