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The BvgS PAS domain: an independent sensory perception module in the <i>Bordetella</i> BvgAS phosphorelay

2019-04-23

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To detect and respond to the diverse environments they encounter, bacteria often use two-component regulatory systems (TCSs) to coordinate essential cellular processes required for survival. In pathogenic Bordetella species, the BvgAS TCS regulates expression of hundreds of genes, including those encoding all known protein virulence factors, and its kinase activity is essential for respiratory infection. Maintena...

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e6445b23-bea7-5436-aa7a-a4139010ee34
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10.1101/614891
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