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The bacteriophage SPO1 gene 28-encoded protein, gp28, directs specific recognition of viral middle promoters in hydroxymethyluracil-containing DNA by the Bacillus subtilis host's RNA polymerase core. Using appropriately sensitive methods of detection, we have shown that discrimination against thymine-containing DNA is not absolute and that the gp28-containing RNA polymerase precisely initiates transcription at two thymine-containing SPO1 middle promoters.
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