The Crystal Structure of Mlc, a Global Regulator of Sugar Metabolism in Escherichia coli*
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Summary
The crystal structure of Mlc was reported, representing the first described structure of an ROK (repressors, open reading frames, and kinases) family protein, and revealed a metal-binding site within the cysteine-rich ROK consensus motif that coordinates a structurally important zinc ion.
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- article
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- 2005-08-12
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- 59
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- Open access
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Keywords
Escherichia coli, Regulator, Sugar, Chemistry, Metabolism
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- The Transcription Factor Mlc Promotes Vibrio cholerae Biofilm Formation through Repression of Phosphotransferase System Components
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