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spoIIIAD
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spoIIIAD

component of the SpoIIIA-SpoIIQ type III secretion system residing in the forespore membrane, required for SigG activation
Locus
BSU_24400
Isoelectric point
4.73
Molecular weight
14.27 kDa
Protein length
133 aa Sequence Blast
Gene length
402 bp Sequence Blast
Function
activation of SigG
Product
component of a type III secretion system
Essential
no
Synonyms

Genomic Context

      
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Categories containing this gene/protein

Gene

Coordinates
2,535,544 2,535,945

The protein

Localization

  • membrane protein PubMed
  • Expression and Regulation

    Operons

    Description

    Sigma factors

  • SigE: sigma factor, PubMed, in SigE regulon
  • Regulatory mechanism

  • SpoIIID: repression, PubMed, in SpoIIID regulon
  • Regulation

  • both promoters: expressed during sporulation in the mother cell (SigE) PubMed, switched off by SpoIIID PubMed
  • Additional information

  • the internal promoter is essential for sporulation, it is twice as active as the promoter in front of spoIIIAA, suggesting that SpoIIIAG and SpoIIIAH are required in larger amounts as compared to the other products of the operon PubMed
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    Description

    Regulation

  • both promoters: expressed during sporulation in the mother cell (SigE) PubMed, switched off by SpoIIID PubMed
  • Additional information

  • the internal promoter is essential for sporulation, it is twice as active as the promoter in front of spoIIIAA, suggesting that SpoIIIAG and SpoIIIAH are required in larger amounts as compared to the other products of the operon PubMed
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    Biological materials

    Mutant

  • BKE24400 (spoIIIAD::erm trpC2) available at BGSC, PubMed, upstream reverse: _UP1_AACAATGTCAATCTGCAAGC, downstream forward: _UP4_TCATAACCGAAAGGAGGCGG
  • BKK24400 (spoIIIAD::kan trpC2) available at BGSC, PubMed, upstream reverse: _UP1_AACAATGTCAATCTGCAAGC, downstream forward: _UP4_TCATAACCGAAAGGAGGCGG
  • References

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    Original Publications

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