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Nucleic Acids Research, 1984, Vol. 12, No. 10 4411-4427
© 1984


MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

A computer algorithm for testing potential prokaryotic terminators

V. Brendel and E.N. Trifonov

Polymer Research Department, Weizmann Institute of Science Rehovot 76100, Israel

Received September 12, 1983. Revised February 23, 1984. Accepted April 26, 1984.

The nucleotide sequences of 30 factor-independent terminators of transcription with RNA polymerase from E. coil have been compiled end enaiyzed. The standard features - a stretch of thymine residues and a preceding dyad symmetry - are shared by most sequences, but there are striking exceptions which indicate that these features alone are not sufficient to describe these sites. In two thirds of the sequences the 3'-half of the dyad symmetry contains the pentanucleotide CGGG(G/C) or a close derivative; about one third have TCTG or a close derivative just downstream of the termination point. The TCTG-tox might be implied in termination of stringently controlled operons of E. coil. An algorithm to locate terminators in templates of known nucleotide sequence has been constructed on the basis of correlation to the distribution of dinucleotides along the aligned signal sequences. The algorithm has been tested on natural sequences of a total length of about 11,500 N. It finds all known independent terminators and only a few other sites, including some of the rho-dependent and putative terminators.


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