A cAMP receptor protein, SYCRP1, is responsible for the cell motility of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Yoshimura, H.; Yoshihara, S.; Okamoto, S.; Ikeuchi, M.; Ohmori, M.

A cAMP receptor protein, SYCRP1, is responsible for the cell motility of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

2002

Yoshimura, H. | Yoshihara, S. | Okamoto, S. | Ikeuchi, M. | Ohmori, M.

Disruption of the sycrp1 gene encoding a cyanobacterial cAMP receptor protein makes cells of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 non-motile. Electron microscopy showed that the sycrp1-deficient strain had a reduced number of thick pili on the cell surface compared with the wild-type strain. It is suggested that cAMP-SYCRP1 complex controls the biogenesis of pili.

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bacterial proteins binding proteins cyanobacteria developmental stages genes genetic code genetic variation genetics metabolism microscopy morphogenesis motility mutants physiology plant anatomy receptors ultrastructure

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Plant & cell physiology

Volume 43 Issue 4 Pagination 460 - 463 ISSN 0032-0781

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Biological transport; Genetic regulation; Molecular sequence data; Cyclic amp; Cyclic amp; Amino acid sequence; Wild strains; Cyclic amp receptor protein; Sequence homology; Amino acid; Electron; Cell surface extensions

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English

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A cAMP receptor protein, SYCRP1, is responsible for the cell motility of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

2002

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