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Thermo-labile stability of sigmaH (Spo0H) in temperature-sensitive spo0H mutants of Bacillus subtilis can be suppressed by mutations in RNA polymerase beta subunit.

Gene - 18 Mar 1999

Ohashi Y, Sugimaru K, Nanamiya H, Sebata T, Asai K, Yoshikawa H, Kawamura F

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We isolated novel temperature-sensitive mutants of spo0H, spo0H1 and spo0H5, having E61K and G30E amino-acid substitutions within the sigmaH protein, respectively, and located in the highly conserved region, "2", among prokaryotic sigma factors that participates in binding to core enzyme of RNA polymerase. These mutants showed a sporulation-deficient phenotype at 43 degrees C. Moreover, we successfully isolated...

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PMID: 10095111
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1119(99)00040-2

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