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The CarSR two-component system directly controls radD expression as a global regulator that senses bacterial coaggregation in Fusobacterium nucleatum

21 May 2025

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ABSTRACT Two-component systems (TCS) enable bacteria to sense and respond to environmental signals, facilitating rapid adaptation. Fusobacterium nucleatum , a key oral pathobiont, employs the CarSR TCS to modulate coaggregation with various gram-positive partners by regulating the expression of radD , encoding a surface adhesion protein, as revealed by RNA-Seq analysis. However, the direct regulation of the radD...

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PMID: 40396725
DOI: 10.1128/jb.00529-24

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