ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2020
Identification of MltG as a Prc Protease Substrate Whose Dysregulation Contributes to the Conditional Growth Defect of Prc-Deficient
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Abstract
Microbial proteases play pivotal roles in many aspects of bacterial physiological processes. Because a protease exerts its biological function by proteolytically regulating its substrates, the identification and characterization of the physiological substrates of a protease advance our understanding of the biological roles of the protease. Prc (also named Tsp) is an
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