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The small FNR regulon of Neisseria gonorrhoeae: comparison with the larger Escherichia coli FNR regulon and interaction with the NarQ-NarP regulon.

BMC genomics - 29 Jan 2007

Whitehead Rebekah N, Overton Tim W, Snyder Lori A S, McGowan Simon J, Smith Harry, Cole Jeff A, Saunders Nigel J

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BACKGROUND: Neisseria gonorrhoeae can survive during oxygen starvation by reducing nitrite to nitrous oxide catalysed by the nitrite and nitric oxide reductases, AniA and NorB. The oxygen-sensing transcription factor, FNR, is essential for transcription activation at the aniA promoter, and full activation also requires the two-component regulatory system, NarQ-NarP, and the presence of nitrite. The only other...

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PMID: 17261178
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2164-8-35
PMCID: PMC1802743

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