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Defining the regulatory mechanism of NikR, a nickel-responsive transcriptional regulator, in Brucella abortus.
Microbiology (Reading, England) - 1 Oct 2018
Budnick James A, Prado-Sanchez Evymarie, Caswell Clayton C
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Metals are essential micronutrients for virtually all forms of life, but metal acquisition is a double-edged sword, because high concentrations of divalent cations can be toxic to the cell. Therefore, the genes involved in metal acquisition, storage and efflux are tightly regulated. The present study characterizes a nickel-responsive transcriptional regulator in the intracellular mammalian pathogen, Brucella...
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