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SarS, a SarA homolog repressible by agr, is an activator of protein A synthesis in Staphylococcus aureus.
Infection and immunity - 1 Apr 2001
Cheung A L, Schmidt K, Bateman B, Manna A C
Abstract excerpt
The expression of protein A (spa) is repressed by global regulatory loci sarA and agr. Although SarA may directly bind to the spa promoter to downregulate spa expression, the mechanism by which agr represses spa expression is not clearly understood. In searching for SarA homologs in the partially released genome, we found a SarA homolog, encoding a 250-amino-acid protein designated SarS, upstream of the spa gene....
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