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The SphS-SphR two component system is the exclusive sensor for the induction of gene expression in response to phosphate limitation in synechocystis.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 26 Mar 2004

Suzuki Shingo, Ferjani Ali, Suzuki Iwane, Murata Norio

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Living organisms respond to phosphate limitation by expressing various genes whose products maintain an appropriate range of phosphate concentrations within each cell. We identified previously a two component system, which consists of histidine kinase SphS and its cognate response regulator SphR, which regulates the expression of the phoA gene for alkaline phosphatase under phosphate-limiting conditions in the...

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PMID: 14707128
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M313358200

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