Triggering the stringent response: signals responsible for activating (p)ppGpp synthesis in bacteria.
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Summary
An overview of the diverse regulatory mechanisms that are involved in governing this crucial signalling network is provided, giving insights into the varied important biological roles for this signalling pathway across the bacteria.
- Type
- review
- Published
- 2018-03-01
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- 101
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Keywords
Stringent response, Bacteria, Enzyme, Biology, SUPERFAMILY
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