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| + | * Ca(2+) efflux by Ca(2+) cation antiporter (CaCA) proteins is important for maintenance of Ca(2+) homeostasis across the cell membrane. Now, [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23798403 Wu et al.] determined the structure of the B. subtilis Ca(2+)/H(+) antiporter protein [[ChaA]]. By structural and mutational analyses, they establish structural bases for mechanisms of Ca(2+)/H(+) exchange and its pH regulation. Moreover, this work also sheds light on the evolutionary adaptation to different energy modes in the CaCA protein family. | ||
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* [http://sporeweb.molgenrug.nl/ SporeWeb] is a dynamic web-based platform describing all stages of [[sporulation]] in ''B. subtilis'' from a gene regulatory point of view. The website is intended for all microbial researches interested in bacterial [[sporulation]] and/or gene regulatory networks and contains useful information for both [[sporulation]] experts and non-experts. | * [http://sporeweb.molgenrug.nl/ SporeWeb] is a dynamic web-based platform describing all stages of [[sporulation]] in ''B. subtilis'' from a gene regulatory point of view. The website is intended for all microbial researches interested in bacterial [[sporulation]] and/or gene regulatory networks and contains useful information for both [[sporulation]] experts and non-experts. | ||
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* The website is self explanatory, but you can also take a quick look at [http://youtu.be/XSTpU80o4t0 the short introduction video]. | * The website is self explanatory, but you can also take a quick look at [http://youtu.be/XSTpU80o4t0 the short introduction video]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:51, 1 July 2013
Welcome to SubtiWiki! - Bacillus subtilis annotation the "wiki" way!
Contact: General Microbiology, University of Göttingen, send mail
Upcoming events:
- The 7th International Conference on Gram-positive Microorganisms (17th International Conference on Bacilli) organized by Marta Perego, Jim Hoch, and Hendrik Szurmant is going to take place from June 23 - 27, 2013, in Montecatini Terme in lovely Tuscany, Italy, conference website, contact
- The 6th European Spores Conference will be held in London from April 9 to April 11, 2014. The meeting will be organized by Simon Cutting and Imrich Barak, website, contact
- Past conferences
New: Subtiwiki is now on Facebook - please give it a +1!
Now online: A description of SubtiWiki, SubtiPathways, and SubtInteract in the 2012 Database issue of Nucleic Acids Research
Paper of the month: July 2013
- Ca(2+) efflux by Ca(2+) cation antiporter (CaCA) proteins is important for maintenance of Ca(2+) homeostasis across the cell membrane. Now, Wu et al. determined the structure of the B. subtilis Ca(2+)/H(+) antiporter protein ChaA. By structural and mutational analyses, they establish structural bases for mechanisms of Ca(2+)/H(+) exchange and its pH regulation. Moreover, this work also sheds light on the evolutionary adaptation to different energy modes in the CaCA protein family.
- Relevant SubtiWiki pages: ChaA, membrane proteins, metal ion homeostasis (K, Na, Ca, Mg)
New: Website of the month: July 2013: SporeWeb
- SporeWeb is a dynamic web-based platform describing all stages of sporulation in B. subtilis from a gene regulatory point of view. The website is intended for all microbial researches interested in bacterial sporulation and/or gene regulatory networks and contains useful information for both sporulation experts and non-experts.
- You can find:
- detailed review-like descriptions of all sporulation stages,
- schematic representations of regulatory events during every stage,
- links to specific regulators and their regulons,
- access to detailed Excel sheets of all sporulation-specific regulons,
- Cytoscape-generated layouts of regulon interactions during a specific stage,
- a tool to generate your own Cytoscape interaction figure for specific genes of interest,
- heat maps showing expression values of all sporulation genes during the sporulation cycle (derived from Nicolas et al., 2012),
- direct links to other knowledge platforms, such as SubtiWiki,
- an extensive list of references for further detailed information.
- The website is self explanatory, but you can also take a quick look at the short introduction video.
- Importantly, the website is database driven: it can (and will) be updated as new exciting insights become available in literature.
New procedure for account creation:
- Due to massive spam attacks, we had to change our policy for the creation of accounts. If you want to create an account, just send me a mail. We will create the account for you as quickly as possible, then you can change your password. This does not affect existing accounts, which remain active.
- Please remember that all members of the Bacillus community are invited to create accounts and to contribute to SubtiWiki!
News in SubtiWiki:
- April 2013: SubtiWiki uses a new, faster Mediawiki platform! The times for page access are significantly reduced. Enjoy!
- March 2013: updated Excel files that map all genes to categories and regulons as well as the general updated identity mapping of all genes were uploaded.
- October 2012: the essential genes have been categorized
- September 2012: 300 mutant strains available at the BGSC were added to the corresponding gene pages
- August 2012: SubtiExpress, the new compagnon of SubtiWiki devoted to gene expression is online! Try it out!
- April 2012: Links for expression data under 104 different conditions (based on Nicolas et al., 2012) have been added to the expression section of the individual gene pages
- April 2011: SubtInteract, a presentation of protein-protein interactions in B. subtilis, is online!
- December 2010: SubtiCellPublisher allows the conversion of CellDesigner diagrams to navigatable presentations in the style of SubtiPathways
- December 2010: all genes are linked to regulons, and the pages of the regulons provide an overview on all genes that are members of this specific regulon.
- December 2010: all genes/proteins are linked to categories, and the pages of the categories provide an overview on all genes/proteins that are members of this specific category.
Publications describing SubtiWiki and SubtiPathways:
