msp130 regulatory region
LOCUS Rr_SUSMSP 868 bp mRNA INV 10-JUN-1999
DEFINITION Sea urchin (S.purpuratus) mesenchyme-specific cell surface
glycoprotein, regulatory region (a region between exons 6 and 7)
DBSOURCE
KEYWORDS cell surface glycoprotein.
SOURCE Sea urchin
ORGANISM Strongylocentrotus purpuratus
Eukaryota; Metazoa; Echinodermata; Echinozoa; Echinoidea;
Euechinoidea; Echinacea; Echinoida; Strongylocentrotidae;
Strongylocentrotus.
REFERENCE 1 (bases 1..868)
AUTHORS Raman, V., Andrews, M.E., Harkey, M.A. and Raff, R.A.
TITLE Protein-DNA interactions at putative regulatory regions of two
coordinately expressed genes, msp130 and PM27, during
sceletodenesis in sea urchin embryos
JOURNAL Int. J. Dev. Biol. 37, 499-507 (1993)
MEDLINE 87191419
COMMENT Comparison of the PM27 promoter to SM50 promoter and 850-bp
region of msp130 gene located between exons 6 and 7 revealed
three larger sequence elements (designated A, B and C) that are
strictly similar in these genes. A and B elements bind proteins
on gastrula and pluteus stages, while no binding was observed
with morula extracts. Competitive gel shift assay showed that A
and B elements of PM27 and msp130 genes bind the same proteins.
The A and C elements identified in this work seem to be not identical to A and C
elements in the SM50 regulatory region, which are
identified by Makabe et al (1995).
FEATURES Location/Qualifiers
source 1..868
/organism="Strongylocentrotus purpuratus"
element A 96..123
/evidence=sequence inspection
/evidence=DNase I footprinting
/evidence=gel shift assays
/citation=[1]
misc_feature 228..239
/note="P7I"
/evidence=sequence inspection
/citation=[1]
exon 6a 347..416
/citation=[1]
element C 433..446
/evidence=sequence inspection
/citation=[1]
misc_feature 453..457
/site="CCAAT"
/evidence=sequence inspection
/citation=[1]
misc_feature 549..556
/site="P3A"
/evidence=sequence inspection
/citation=[1]
misc_feature 781..785
/site="CCAAT"
/evidence=sequence inspection
/citation=[1]
element B 781..797
/evidence=sequence inspection
/evidence=DNase I footprinting
/evidence=gel shift assays
/citation=[1]
ORIGIN
1 aagcttgttt gtaggcccca caggtaataa aatattgaaa gtctaacaga atctttggaa
61 cgaacaagtg tcagttgaaa aagagtaagt agataagccg catttacgtg tgcattgggt
121 gtaaataact aatcagtata taaaatcaaa gaggatatca atactaatca ataaagtatg
181 gcaaatgcaa agaaaagcat gaaatatcaa tatgacgtta ataatcgttt gttcgtataa
241 tcgacgagat gttaactgaa tatactaaaa acgaccttag agggtctaat aaaacataga
301 caccatgcat taaatcgtat ttgttttctt cttatttttc ccttctagag ctacttcccc
361 aacccgtgat agacagtccc ctgggacaag caatggctga agagacacag ttaggtgagt
421 ttgtattgaa gtctgaaatt caaaacatgt gtattggccg cattttttta tatgccatac
481 aggtaaaatc tatcttaaca acacaccctg gcctcattaa ctactcaata cacaatgatc
541 caagcgttca tgcgctacca tatattcaat gcaaacacat tgctgaggat aagtgtcaaa
601 caatctcatc acaaaagttg agatttctta agaatgtctg cgagccattt atgagggcgg
661 ttttgtacca tacattttaa aaaagtaaga aaatatatgt aaataaattg tgctggtagt
721 tcataatcat ttcaaacaaa caaaaatctc gccctatcaa atggggaatt ctaaatatct
781 attggcccaa actttgatga gtaagtcctt tttcttctat ttccattcga taaccttaag
841 acctgatgtt gcactttgaa ttaagctt