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A two-component histidine kinase gene that functions in Dictyostelium development.

The EMBO journal - 1 Aug 1996

Wang N, Shaulsky G, Escalante R, Loomis W F

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A mutant which failed to complete development was isolated from a population of cells that had been subjected to insertional mutagenesis using restriction enzyme-mediated integration. The disrupted gene, dhkA, encodes the conserved motifs of a histidine kinase as well as the response regulator domain. It is likely that the histidine in DhkA is autophosphorylated and the phosphate passed to one or more response...

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