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Use of saturation mutagenesis to localize probable functional domains in the NahR protein, a LysR-type transcription activator.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 5 Mar 1990

Schell M A, Brown P H, Raju S

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The NahR protein of the Pseudomonas naphthalene degradation plasmid NAH7 encodes a 300-residue transcription activator which is very similar to the NodD transcription activator of Rhizobium and other proteins in the LysR activator family. NahR binds to conserved sequences upstream (nucleotides -80 to -47) of the nah and sal promoters and activates transcription of genes for naphthalene catabolism in response to...

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