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== ''B. subtilis'' proteins containing a PAS domain ==
== ''B. subtilis'' proteins containing a PAS domain ==
* [[BkdR]]
* [[CitS]]
* [[CitS]]
* [[DctS]]
* [[DctS]]
* [[DgcW]]
* [[GdpP]]
* [[KinA]]
* [[KinA]]
* [[KinC]]
* [[KinC]]
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* [[RocR]]
* [[RocR]]
* [[RsbP]]
* [[RsbP]]
* [[YkoW]]
* [[WalK]]
* [[YqiR]]
* [[YtvA]]
* [[YtvA]]
* [[YycG]]


== Related SubtiWiki pages ==
== Related SubtiWiki pages ==
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==Important reviews==
==Important reviews==
<pubmed> 10357859 17824925 14668441 </pubmed>
<pubmed> 10357859 17824925 14668441 21663441 37647406 </pubmed>


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Latest revision as of 08:44, 21 September 2023

Introduction

The PAS domain is a protein domain contained in many signaling proteins where it functions as a signal sensor. PAS domains are found in a large number of organisms from bacteria to humans. The PAS domain was named after the three proteins in which it was first discovered:

  • Per – period circadian protein
  • Arnt – aryl hydrocarbon receptor nuclear translocator protein
  • Sim – single-minded protein

B. subtilis proteins containing a PAS domain

Related SubtiWiki pages

Important reviews

<pubmed> 10357859 17824925 14668441 21663441 37647406 </pubmed>

Back to Domains