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The bacteriophage T4 regA gene codes for a regulatory protein that controls the expression of a number of T4 early genes, apparently at the level of translation. Restriction fragments containing the regA structural gene have been cloned into phage M13, and the nucleotide sequence has been determined. Translation of the DNA sequence predicted that regA protein contains 122 amino acids, with a Mr of 14,620. A DNA fragment carrying 85% of the coding sequence of regA has been cloned into the phage lambda leftward promoter PL expression vector pAS1, and a high level of truncated regA protein was produced by nalidixic acid induction. Protein chemical studies of the truncated regA protein gave results consistent with the nucleotide sequence of the regA gene. Subsequently, an intact regA gene was cloned into plasmid pAS1 and overexpressed. The regA protein produced in this way regulates the level of T4 45 and 44 proteins when their corresponding genes are carried on the same plasmid as the regA gene.

Cloning, nucleotide sequence, and overexpression of the bacteriophage T4 regA gene.