2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2006.05323.x
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Involvement of Clp protease activity in modulating the Bacillus subtilisσW stress response

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“…3a, compare lanes 3 and 9). GFP-RsiWD1, which is absent in the wild-type due to proteolysis by RasP and further cytoplasmic proteases (Zellmeier et al, 2006), was stabilized in the ecsA : : spec background (Fig. 3a, lanes 6 and 12).…”
Section: J Heinrich and Others 1992mentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…3a, compare lanes 3 and 9). GFP-RsiWD1, which is absent in the wild-type due to proteolysis by RasP and further cytoplasmic proteases (Zellmeier et al, 2006), was stabilized in the ecsA : : spec background (Fig. 3a, lanes 6 and 12).…”
Section: J Heinrich and Others 1992mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…To test for stability of FtsL, a fusion of GFP to the amino terminus of FtsL was constructed, essentially as described previously (Zellmeier et al, 2006). The ftsL coding region was PCR-amplified using primers (12) 59-GGCCATAGATCTATGAGCAATTTAGCTTACCAACCAGAG-39 and (13) 59-GGCCATAGATCTAGCGCTTCATTCCTGTATGTTT-TTCACTTT-39 and chromosomal DNA of B. subtilis 1012 as a template, and the product was restricted with BglII and ligated into plasmid pTW700 cut with the same enzyme.…”
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