Fig. 5From: Bifunctional protein ArsRM contributes to arsenite methylation and resistance in Brevundimonas sp. M20Verification of the regulatory function of Brevundimonas sp. ArsR M. (A) Interactions between the ArsRM DBD and its potential DNA target. (B) Residues that interact with DNA; red and black labels represent residues of monomer 1 and monomer 2, respectively. (C) Oligonucleotide probes from upstream of arsRM. (D) ArsRM expression in E. coli BL21 (DE3). Lanes 1–2: unpurified total protein; 3–4: eluent from Ni-NTA column. Full-length gel is presented in Supplementary Figure S4. (E) Electromobility shift assays of ArsRM and ParsRM. Lanes ck1–ck3: probes ParsRM-1, ParsRM-2, and ParsRM-3, respectively, without ArsRM; lanes P1–P3: probes ParsRM-1, ParsRM-2, ParsRM-3, respectively, with ArsRM. The positions of the free (f) and shifted (s) probes are indicated by black and red arrows, respectively. Full-length gel is presented in Supplementary Figure S5Back to article page