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Volume 272, Number 42, Issue of October 17, 1997 pp. 26562-26572
©1997 by The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Inc.

DNA Binding Specificity of the CCAAT-binding Factor CBF/NF-Y

(Received for publication, May 29, 1997, and in revised form, August 8, 1997)

Weimin Bi , Ling Wu , Françoise Coustry , Benoit de Crombrugghe and Sankar N. Maity

From the Department of Molecular Genetics, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas 77030

CBF is a heterotrimeric protein that binds to DNA containing CCAAT motifs. Here we have analyzed interactions of recombinant CBF with DNA using hydroxyl radical footprinting and methylation interference assays. In the CBF-DNA complex, three separate DNA regions are protected from hydroxyl radical cleavage, one located over and immediately adjacent to the CCAAT motif itself and the other two located on both sides of the CCAAT motif. The methylation interference assay showed, however, that only in the CCAAT motif region methylation of bases was able to interfere with the formation of a CBF-DNA complex, suggesting that CBF makes sequence-specific contacts only in the CCAAT motif region. To further determine the specific DNA sequences necessary for CBF binding, we employed a polymerase chain reaction-mediated random binding site selection method. This analysis showed that CBF binding to DNA requires the CCAAT sequence and other specific sequences immediately flanking both ends of the CCAAT motif. We also showed that the nature of the flanking nucleotide sequences affects the affinity of CBF for DNA. Interestingly, most of the CCAAT motifs present in various higher eukaryotic promoters correspond to the CBF binding sites that were selected, consistent with the hypothesis that these motifs are binding sites for CBF and, hence, that CBF could regulate transcription of numerous eukaryotic genes.


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