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Plasmid DNA containing deoP1, one of the two major promoters of the deo operon, has been mutagenized using hydroxylamine, and promoter down-mutations and operator mutations were selected. The isolated mutants are all located within a 16 bp palindromic sequence containing the -10 region of deoP1. The results show that RNA polymerase and DeoR repressor compete for the same DNA target. The deoP1 promotor activity is dependent on a TG motif one base pair upstream of the -10 consensus sequence. The sequence of the deo operator site was further verified by use of a synthetic linker.
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