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Loss of Gre factors leads to phenotypic heterogeneity and cheating in Escherichia coli populations under nitric oxide stress.

mBio - 16 Oct 2024

Sivaloganathan Darshan M, Wan Xuanqing, Leon Gabrielle, Brynildsen Mark P

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Nitric oxide (·NO) is one of the toxic metabolites that bacteria can be exposed to within phagosomes. Gre factors, which are also known as transcript cleavage factors or transcription elongation factors, relieve back-tracked transcription elongation complexes by cleaving nascent RNAs, which allows transcription to resume after stalling. Here we discovered that loss of both Gre factors in Escherichia coli, GreA...

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PMID: 39248572
DOI: 10.1128/mbio.02229-24
PMCID: PMC11498084

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