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Three two-component signal-transduction systems interact for Pho regulation in Bacillus subtilis.

Molecular microbiology - 1 Mar 1996

Sun G, Birkey S M, Hulett F M

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The Pho regulon of Bacillus subtilis is controlled by three two-component signal-transduction systems: PhoP/PhoR, ResD/ResE, and the phosphorelay leading to the phosphorylation of SpoOA. Two of these systems act as positive regulators, while the third is involved in negative regulation of the Pho regulon. Under phosphate-starvation-induction conditions, the response regulator (RR) PhoP, and the histidine protein...

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PMID: 8830275
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2958.1996.422952.x

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