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A study on the dynamics of the zraP gene expression profile and its application to the construction of zinc adsorption bacteria.

Bioprocess and biosystems engineering - 1 Nov 2011

Ravikumar Sambandam, Yoo Ik-keun, Lee Sang Yup, Hong Soon Ho

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Zinc ion plays essential roles in biological chemistry. Bacteria acquire Zn(2+) from the environment, and cellular concentration levels are controlled by zinc homeostasis systems. In comparison with other homeostatic systems, the ZraSR two-component system was found to be more efficient in responding to exogenous zinc concentrations. To understand the dynamic response of the bacterium ZraSR two-component system...

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PMID: 21674266
DOI: 10.1007/s00449-011-0562-7

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