CN111781343A - Method for detecting influence of DNA methylation modification on combination of transcription factor and DNA sequence - Google Patents

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The invention provides a method for detecting the influence of DNA methylation modification on the combination of a transcription factor and a DNA sequence, and relates to the technical field of molecular biology. The method can eliminate the influence of hybrid protein on the binding reaction, reduce the false positive of the experiment, and can quickly and accurately detect the influence of DNA methylation modification on the binding of the transcription factor. Taking the effect of DNA methylation modification of the promoter region of the poplar OM47 gene on the binding of the BPC2 transcription factor as an example, the DNA sequence of the OM47 gene promoter region which is not modified by DNA methylation has an obvious binding band with the BPC2 protein, and gradually becomes shallow along with the increase of the competition concentration of the cold probe, while the promoter sequence modified by DNA methylation and the BPC2 protein do not have an obvious binding band, which proves that the DNA methylation modification of the promoter region can inhibit the binding efficiency with the transcription factor protein.

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Method for detecting influence of DNA methylation modification on combination of transcription factor and DNA sequence
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of molecular biology, and particularly relates to a method for detecting the influence of DNA methylation modification on the combination of a transcription factor and a DNA sequence.
Background
Transcription Factors (TF) are proteins which can be combined with a specific DNA sequence in a target gene promoter region, and directly activate or inhibit the transcription of a target gene, so that the expression mode and level of the target gene are finely regulated, and the TF plays an important role in the growth and development of organisms and the response to the external environment. DNA methylation is an important type of epigenetic modification, and genetic modification of gene function under the condition of no change of nucleic acid sequence and finally phenotypic variation are considered to be one of important forms for regulating gene expression of animals and plants. In higher eukaryotes, DNA methylation transfers the methyl group of S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) to the 5 th carbon atom of cytosine, primarily by DNA methyltransferase, forming 5-methylcytosine (m 5C). At present, a great deal of research shows that the DNA methylation modification of the gene promoter region can inhibit the effective combination with the transcription factor, and the DNA methylation modification is considered as a marker of gene silencing, particularly, the gene of which the promoter region is modified by high-level methylation is usually in an inactivated state, and the specific combination of the transcription factor and the combination site of the gene promoter region is a key factor for the regulation and control of gene transcription, so that the detection of the influence of the DNA methylation modification on the combination of the transcription factor is beneficial to further disclosing the DNA methylation modification and the functional molecular mechanism of the transcription factor for regulating and controlling the downstream gene. However, there is currently no rapid and efficient method to detect the effect of promoter region DNA methylation modification on transcription factor binding.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present invention is directed to a method for detecting the effect of DNA methylation modification on the binding of a transcription factor to a DNA sequence, which can easily and effectively study the effect of DNA methylation modification on the binding of the transcription factor.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following technical solutions:
the invention provides a method for detecting the influence of DNA methylation modification on the combination of a transcription factor and a DNA sequence, which comprises the following steps: (1) inducing the transcription factor to express the coding protein, and purifying and expressing the obtained protein to obtain purified protein;
(2) designing a specific DNA probe according to the binding site of the transcription factor, and carrying out methylation modification and biotin labeling on cytosine of the specific DNA probe to obtain a promoter DNA probe;
(3) allowing the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe to generate a binding reaction, and evaluating the influence of DNA methylation modification on the binding of transcription factors according to the strength of a binding band and the specific binding capacity of the detection protein-DNA;
no chronological sequence exists between the step (1) and the step (2).
Preferably, the step (1) uses a prokaryotic expression method to induce the transcription factor to express the coding protein.
Preferably, the step (1) is carried out by using a tag carried by the protein obtained by expression.
Preferably, the step (3) of performing the binding reaction further comprises: and setting a combination reaction system of the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe without DNA methylation modification, and setting a competition gradient of the cold probe, so as to detect the specific combination capability of the protein-DNA according to the strength of the combination band.
The invention provides a method for detecting that DNA methylation modification affects the combination of a transcription factor and a DNA sequence, which comprises the step of detecting the DNA methylation modification through a gel migration experiment so as to affect the combination of the transcription factor. The method comprises the steps of purifying the target protein, eliminating the influence of the hybrid protein on the binding reaction and reducing the false positive of the experiment; the method can rapidly and accurately detect the influence of DNA methylation modification on the combination of transcription factors by utilizing a method combining bioinformatics and molecular biology. In the embodiment of the invention, when the influence of DNA methylation modification of the promoter region of the poplar OM47 gene on the binding of the BPC2 transcription factor is detected, a DNA sequence of the OM47 gene promoter region, which is not modified by DNA methylation, has an obvious binding band with the BPC2 protein, and gradually becomes shallow along with the increase of the competition concentration of the cold probe, while a promoter sequence modified by DNA methylation and the BPC2 protein do not have an obvious binding band, which proves that the DNA methylation modification of the promoter region can inhibit the binding efficiency with the transcription factor protein.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of the process of the present invention;
FIG. 2 shows the effect of BPC2 protein purification, wherein lane M is 180kDa marker; CL is bacterial lysate (celllysate); FT is flow through; w1 and W5 are washes 1, 5(wash 1, 5); E1-E5 are eluents 1-5 (eluations 1-5), respectively;
FIG. 3 is a diagram of the result of EMSA methylation modification of OM47 gene promoter DNA, wherein m represents the methylation modified promoter sequence.
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The invention provides a method for detecting the influence of DNA methylation modification on the combination of a transcription factor and a DNA sequence, which comprises the following steps: (1) inducing the transcription factor to express the coding protein, and purifying and expressing the obtained protein to obtain purified protein;
(2) designing a specific DNA probe according to the binding site of the transcription factor, and carrying out methylation modification and biotin labeling on cytosine of the specific DNA probe to obtain a promoter DNA probe;
(3) allowing the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe to generate a binding reaction, and evaluating the influence of DNA methylation modification on the binding of transcription factors according to the strength of a binding band and the specific binding capacity of the detection protein-DNA;
no chronological sequence exists between the step (1) and the step (2).
The invention induces the transcription factor to express the coding protein, and purifies and expresses the obtained protein to obtain the purified protein. The invention preferably utilizes a prokaryotic expression method to induce the transcription factor to express the coding protein. The specific steps of the prokaryotic expression are not particularly limited, and preferably include: constructing a gene prokaryotic expression vector; transferring the constructed vector into BL21 escherichia coli; inducing protein expression with IPTG at a final concentration of 1 mM; detecting the expression of the target protein by non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis; collecting the thalli after induction expression, and extracting protein. The protein obtained by extraction is purified, preferably according to the label carried by the protein obtained by expression.
According to the invention, a specific DNA probe is designed according to the binding site of the transcription factor, and methylation modification and biotin labeling are carried out on cytosine of the specific DNA probe to obtain a promoter DNA probe. The invention preferably designs a specific DNA probe after determining the transcription factor binding site through bioinformatics, carries out methylation modification on cytosine carried by the DNA probe, and then labels biotin. The method for labeling the biotin is not particularly limited, and the biotin labeling of the probe is preferably performed by adopting a Biyuntian EMSA probe biotin labeling kit. The invention can facilitate the later detection of protein-DNA compound after the probe is labeled by biotin.
After the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe are obtained, the invention leads the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe to generate a binding reaction, and evaluates the influence of DNA methylation modification on the binding of transcription factors according to the strength of a binding strip and the specific binding capacity of the detection protein-DNA. The present invention preferably detects binding of the protein of interest to DNA based on the relative positions of the protein-DNA complex and the free probe band. The detection method of the binding product is not particularly limited, and preferably, a DNA probe is detected by adopting a chemiluminescence method, and in the embodiment of the invention, a Biyuntian chemiluminescence method EMSA kit is selected for detection. When the invention sets a binding reaction system by using the Biyuntian chemiluminescence EMSA kit, the invention preferably comprises the binding reaction systems which are respectively set with the target protein and the probe which is not subjected to DNA methylation modification and is subjected to DNA methylation modification, and sets the competition gradient of the cold probe, so that the invention more preferably comprises the following steps according to the strength of a binding strip and the specific binding capacity of the detection protein-DNA, namely the existence of the detection protein-DNA: the protein-DNA binding band is gradually shallow along with the increase of the competition concentration of the cold probe, and the promoter sequence modified by DNA methylation and the protein have no obvious binding band, so that the DNA methylation can obviously inhibit the binding of the transcription factor.
The following examples are provided to illustrate the method for detecting the influence of DNA methylation modification on transcription factors of the present invention, but they should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention.
Example 1
According to the scheme shown in FIG. 1, the influence of DNA methylation modification of promoter region of poplar OM47 gene on the binding of BPC2 transcription factor is detected
Step S1 is implemented, based on bisulfite sequencing technology and bioinformatics prediction, DNA methylation modification of the binding site of OM47 gene promoter region and BPC2 transcription factor protein is identified, and then induction of BPC2 protein is carried out: specific primers (Table 1) were designed based on the BPC2 gene sequence and the full length of the gene was cloned from cDNA template using NEW ENGLANDBIOLabs
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The High-Fidelity PCR Kit set up a PCR reaction system (50. mu.l system, Table 2), and the PCR program was set up as follows: pre-denaturation at 98 ℃ for 30 s; denaturation at 98 ℃ for 10s, annealing at 57 ℃ for 30s, extension at 72 ℃ for 30s, and 30 cycles; extending for 7min at 72 ℃; storing at 4 ℃, and connecting between BamHI and SalI enzyme cutting sites of pGEX vector; transferring the connected vector into BL21 escherichia coli, and screening a positive monoclonal colony; the positive monoclonal colonies were inoculated into LB liquid medium containing ampicillin, and IPTG was added to a final concentration of 1mM, and incubated at 37 ℃ for 6 hours. Then, the cells were collected by centrifugation and disrupted by ultrasonication on ice. The bacterial lysate supernatant, i.e. containing the expression-inducing BPC2 protein, was collected by centrifugation.
Wherein: the promoter sequence of the populus tomentosa OM47 gene is shown as SEQ ID NO. 1: ATTTTATTTCCTTTTCTTATTAATATTTTTTTCTTACTTTTATGATTTTTTTCCTTTGTATTTCTAAAAAAATTAAAATTTAATGCAAGAAAGTAAATGTTTTAGAATTTCTTTTCTGTTAATGATAGAATGATAATTTTGAAATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATAACTGTATTAATGTCTTAGGGCCATGTCGCATCTCATTTTCTAAGACATCTTATAAACTAAGACGTTTTGTCCTTGTTTCTACAGCTAAATAATTTTTTATTTCAATTGTCTTTGTATATTTTATTTTAAAATATTAACCAAAAACTACATAATTATGATGGCACGTGTCCATCCTAAATTGCGCATGCCTACCTCCATAATAAATTTTATTATTTCTAAAGATGAATGATTTTATTATATTAAAATCCAGAGCAAAGAGTATTGTATAAATGTAAAATATATAATGATTTATTTGGTTTTTTGTTCTAGGATTTCTCTGATGAACTTTGTTTTATAAGTGTAAAATATTTTTTTTTCTATTACCATTATAATTTATTTAATAAAAATTGATCATGAAAAAAAACCATGCGGCTCTTCAACAAAATCCATCTTACAAAGATGAACATATATGGAAAATTAAAACTTTTCTAACATTACATCACATTTAACATAGAAAATTAAAAAATTTCTATTACCATTATAATGTAGGGTGTGTTTGGGATTCCCAAAAAAATTTATTTACCTAATGCAATAAAAAAAATAAAAGTTTTCTCTCTTTTGTTTCTTCTATTTTTTTAATTTAATTCTTTTTTCATTTTTTTTTAAAAATTATTTTTTACTTATATTTAAATCAATACCATTTCTCTCTTTTATTTTATTTATATATTTTCTTTTAAATGACAATTATTTTTTAGTTATTTCGTATGTATTTAATATTTGAAGAGATTTTTCCGATTCATCTATATTTTTTTATATATAGATGAACTTTATTTTTTAAAATAAAAAATATTTATTTTCATATAATATTTCTAATATATACAAACTTATGATATATTCTTTTTTTTTTTATTTTATTCAATCAATTTAATATGTTTCCTTTTTTTACTATCATTTGATTAAATAAATAAATCTAGCAAACACAACCGAATAAATATCTTCTATTGTGAGATAAAATATTTTATTCTATATTTACCTCTTATTTTTTCTATTTTTATTTTGTAGTTATCATTTATGATTTTTTTTATTTATTAACACATAGTTCTTGATTTATATGATTATATATATGCATAATTTTTTTATTTTCACTTTAAATTTTCTTAGCTACAAAAATCTTCTAAAAAACATTACATATATTTTTTATAAAAAAGGATTTGACATTGGTGAAATAATTAGTTCTATCAATTGATGATAAGAGTTTTCCATTGACATGTCTTTTTTATATAGATATAAACAGCCTTGAAATCGTTATGTAGAAAACAAAAATCGAAATGAACGAGGACAACAAGTAGCTAACAAGTGACCGCGCAAACTATAGGTTATAGATCCATAGACAAAAGAAAAAAGTGACAGGAGAGAATAACTTTATAACATGACATTAAAATTATGAAGAAAAGAAAAGAAAAGAAGAGAAAAAATCACTTTTTTAAAAATAAAGTATGAGTGCTTTTAAAAAAATATTTTTCAATTGAAAATATATCAATAATTCTTCTTCATTTTTTTTTATTTTTGACATAATAAAAACAACAAAACTATAAAAAAACAAATAAAGTAAAAAAAACACACACGCTCAAAGACAAGAAGTTACTTTCATGGCCACTATGGTAACGTGGTCGGGGGCCATAACTCCACAAGTTGGATTATTAATCGGCAAATCAAATTCATGGAACTTTATCTGTACTTTTTCCCCCCCAAGAAAACGTTAGACTTGCCCCACTGTGTTAATTAATTTTTTTATGTCCTCCAGTAACCGCACTTGTGGCTGC, respectively;
the sequence of the BPC2 transcription factor is shown in SEQ ID NO. 2: ATGGACGACGATGCATTGAACATGCGCAATTGGGGTTATTATGAACCGTCATACAAGGAGCCACTAGGTCTCCAGCTAATGCCAGCCATGGTAGACCGTGATTCGAAGCATCTCCTACCCAGGCGTGATCCGAATAACATCATGGTTGGTGCCACTGGAGCCTACCTTCCGCGTGAGTCTTTGGTTTCGGATGCCTCTATGCATATGAATTATATGAGGGATAGTTGGATAAACCGGGAGAAGTTTTTAAATATGCTACCCCCAAATCCTAGTTATGTTGTTCACCCTGAAACTTCTGGAGCTCAGTCCATGCCAATGTTACAGCCACCCGATTCATCAAGGGATGAGAGGGTGAGTAGGATGGAGGAGCCTAGTGTAAGTAAGGAAGGTAGCCAGTTGAAGAAAAGACAAGTTGGGGGTACCGCCCCCAAAACTCCCAAACCTAAGAAACCTAGAAAGCCAAAAGATGGTAACAACAATACAGTTCAGCGTGCGAAGCCAGCTAAGAAAAGTGTGGATGTTGTTATAAATGGGATTGATATGGACATTTCAGGTATCCCAATTCCGGTCTGCTCATGTACCGGAATTCCTCAGCAATGTTATCGATGGGGCTGTGGAGGATGGCAGTCTGCATGTTGCACCACAAATGTCTCGATGTATCCTCTGCCAATGAGTACCAAAAGACGCGGTGCAAGGATAGCTGGAAGGAAAATGAGTCAGGGTGCATTTAAGAAGGTACTGGAGAAGCTCGCGGCTGAAGGTTATAACTTTGCTAACCCAATTGATTTAAGGACTCACTGGGCAAGACATGGAACCAACAAGTTTGTCACTATCAGGTAG are provided.
TABLE 1 clone BPC2 Gene design primer sequences
Primer name Sequence (5 '-3') SEQ ID NO.
BPC2-F GGATCCATGGACGACGATGCATTGAACAT 3
BPC2-R GTCGACCTACCTGATAGTGACAAACTTGTT 4
TABLE 2 BPC2 Gene clone PCR System
Reagent Dosage (50. mu.l)
Phusion DNA Polymerase 0.5μl
5×Phusion HF or GC Buffer 10μl
10uM Forward Primer 2.5μl
10uM Reverse Primer 2.5μl
10mM dNTPs 1μl
Template DNA 20ng
DMSO(optional) (1.5μl)
Nuclease-Free Water To 50. mu.l
Step S2 is performed using BeyogoldTMThe GST-tag Purification Resin kit is used for purifying BPC2 protein, after the Purification process is finished, the Purification effect can be further detected by non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, and as shown in figure 2, EMSA binding reaction is carried out by using the protein obtained by three times of elution.
Step S3 is performed, a specific DNA probe is designed and synthesized according to the sequence of BPC2 transcription factor binding site of OM47 promoter region (table 3), and DNA methylation modification is performed on cytosine bases contained in the DNA probe (table 3), and then the DNA methylation modified probe and the DNA unmethylated modified probe are biotin-labeled respectively by using the pecan EMSA probe biotin labeling kit.
TABLE 3 DNA probes and sequences after methylation modification
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And S4, performing EMSA binding reaction, respectively setting binding reaction systems of BPC2 purified protein, a probe which is not subjected to DNA methylation modification and a DNA methylation modified probe by using a Biyuntian chemiluminescence EMSA kit, setting competition gradients of 50 times and 70 times of a cold probe, adding the cold probe and other various reagents before adding the labeled probe, uniformly mixing, and allowing the cold probe to preferentially react for 30 min.
The step S5 is implemented, and the detection is carried out by using a Biyuntian chemiluminescence method EMSA kit, which mainly comprises the following steps:
the bound products were separated by native polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. Pre-electrophoresing for 30min at 120V with 0.5 × TBE as electrophoresis buffer, loading, and electrophoresing at 10V/cm voltage until bromophenol blue is at 1/4 below the gel;
film transfer and crosslinking. Soaking a nylon membrane with a size similar to that of EMSA and four pieces of filter paper with the same size in 0.5 × TBE electrophoresis buffer for at least 10 min. And (3) carrying out ice bath film transfer for 2h, and immediately carrying out ultraviolet crosslinking after the film transfer is finished so as to crosslink the protein-DNA compound on the film.
And washing the membrane by using an EMSA kit of the Biyuntian chemiluminescence method. The kit is a detection kit for realizing chemiluminescence detection of an EMSA probe marked by Biotin through Streptavidin-HRP and a subsequent BeyoECL Star reagent; and (3) developing: the nylon film is placed between two preservative films or other appropriate transparent films and fixed in a pressing film cassette (also called a film clamp), and the film is pressed for 1-5 min by an X-ray film, and the observation result is immediately developed and fixed. Comparing the relative positions of the free probe and the protein-DNA complex band, as shown in FIG. 3, the DNA sequence of OM47 gene promoter region which is not modified by DNA methylation has obvious binding band with BPC2 protein, and gradually becomes shallower along with the increase of the competition concentration of the cold probe, while the promoter sequence modified by DNA methylation has no obvious binding band with BPC2 protein, thus proving that the DNA methylation modification of the promoter region can inhibit the binding efficiency with the transcription factor protein.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications and decorations can be made without departing from the principle of the present invention, and these modifications and decorations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A method for detecting the effect of a methylation modification of DNA on the binding of a transcription factor to a DNA sequence, comprising the steps of: (1) inducing the transcription factor to express the coding protein, and purifying and expressing the obtained protein to obtain purified protein;
(2) designing a specific DNA probe according to the binding site of the transcription factor, and carrying out methylation modification and biotin labeling on cytosine of the specific DNA probe to obtain a promoter DNA probe;
(3) allowing the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe to generate a binding reaction, and evaluating the influence of DNA methylation modification on the binding of transcription factors according to the strength of a binding band and the specific binding capacity of the detection protein-DNA;
no chronological sequence exists between the step (1) and the step (2).
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the transcription factor is induced to express the encoded protein in step (1) by prokaryotic expression.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the step (1) comprises purifying the protein obtained by expression using a tag carried by the protein.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein step (3) further comprises, when performing the binding reaction: and setting a combination reaction system of the purified protein and the promoter DNA probe without DNA methylation modification, and setting a competition gradient of the cold probe, so as to detect the specific combination capability of the protein-DNA according to the strength of the combination band.
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