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ECs4208  -  cAMP-regulatory protein

Escherichia coli O157:H7 str. Sakai

 
 
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  • We show that glucose lowers the level of crp mRNA without affecting its stability [11].
  • The structure of complexes formed between cAMP receptor protein (CRP) and various restriction fragments from the promoter region of the lactose operon has been analysed by measurements of electrodichroism [23].
  • We have used random mutagenesis and alanine scanning to identify determinants within alphaCTD for transcription activation at a Class II CRP-dependent promoter [24].
  • A very high concentration of heparin is able to dissociate CRP from the galP1 ternary complex without changing the properties of the complex [25].
  • Adenylate cyclase deficient cells harbouring the mutant (crp*) plasmids exhibited a variety of fermentation profiles on MacConkey indicator plates containing various sugars. beta-galactosidase synthesis in cells carrying the crp* plasmids was activated most by the addition of cGMP as well as cAMP [17].
 

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References

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