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Identification of two DNA helicases UvrD and DinG as suppressors for lethality caused by mutant cspA mRNAs.

Journal of molecular microbiology and biotechnology - 1 Jan 2012

Hwang Jihwan, Lee Kangseok, Phadtare Sangita, Inouye Masayori

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CspA is a major cold shock-inducible protein (70 aa), and its major role in the cold shock response was shown to be as an RNA chaperone destabilizing secondary structure of mRNAs at low temperature. Previously, we showed that the overexpression of mutant cspA containing premature non-sense codons...

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PMID: 22832783
DOI: 10.1159/000339832
PMCID: PMC3480728

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