bacterial and host-derived glutathione are required to activate prfa

bacterial and host-derived glutathione are required to activate prfa Multiple regulatory check-points control expression protein Listeria monocytogenes requires phosphotransferase systems

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Listeria monocytogenes requires phosphotransferase systems to facilitate intracellular growth and virulence PMC Attenuating Listeria monocytogenes Virulence by Targeting the Regulatory Protein PrfA: Cell Chemical Biology a) Regulation of PrfA expression and activation. The prfA transcript Download Scientific Diagram Glutathione metabolism impacts fungal virulence by modulating the redox environment bioRxiv RCSB PDB 5LRS: The Transcriptional Regulator PrfA from Listeria Monocytogenes in complex with glutathione and a 30 bp operator PrfA box motif Allosteric GSH binding primes PrfA for DNA binding. (A and B) Download Scientific Diagram

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bacterial and host-derived glutathione are required to activate prfa Multiple regulatory check-points control expression protein Listeria monocytogenes requires phosphotransferase systems

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Consistent with the transcriptome analysis, qRT-PCR also showed that expression of defense marker genes ( CYP94C1 , JAZ13 , LOX4 , OPR3 , JAZ5 , JAZ7 , and JAZ10 ) was highly induced in the systemic leaf tissues of GSH-treated plants (Fig