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Inducible gene expression based upon Tet repressor (tet regulation) is a broadly applied tool in molecular genetics. In its original environment, Tet repressor (TetR) negatively controls tetracycline (tc) resistance in bacteria. In the presence of tc, TetR is induced and detaches from its cognate DNA sequence tetO, so that a tc antiporter protein is expressed. In this article, we provide a comprehensive overview about tet regulation in bacteria and illustrate the parameters of different regulatory architectures. While some of these set‐ups rely on natural tet‐control regions like those found on transposon Tn10, highly efficient variations of this system have recently been adapted to different Gram‐negative and Gram‐positive bacteria. Novel tet‐controllable artificial or hybrid promoters were employed for target gene expression. They are controlled by regulators expressed at different levels either in a constitutive or in an autoregulated manner. The resulting tet systems have been used for various purposes. We discuss integrative elements vested with tc‐sensitive promoters, as well as tet regulation in Gram‐negative and Gram‐positive bacteria for analytical purposes and for protein overproduction. Also the use of TetR as an in vivo biosensor for tetracyclines or as a regulatory device in synthetic biology constructs is outlined. Technical specifications underlying different regulatory set‐ups are highlighted, and finally recent developments concerning variations of TetR are presented, which may expand the use of prokaryotic tet systems in the future. 相似文献
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Insights into transcriptional silencing and anti‐silencing in Shigella flexneri: a detailed molecular analysis of the icsP virulence locus
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Natasha Weatherspoon‐Griffin Michael A. Picker Krystle L. Pew Hiromichi S. Park Daren R. Ginete Monika MA. Karney Pashtana Usufzy Maria I. Castellanos Juan Carlos Duhart Dustin J. Harrison Jillian N. Socea Alexander D. Karabachev Christopher T. Hensley Amber J. Howerton Rosa Ojeda‐Daulo Joy A. Immak Helen J. Wing 《Molecular microbiology》2018,108(5):505-518
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