ArticleMicroorganisms2025
Two-Component MprAB System Regulates the Expression of Genes Involved in Cell Envelope Biosynthesis in
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Abstract
To accurately detect internal and environmental cues, bacteria have evolved signal transduction pathways such as two-component systems (TCSs) to reprogram appropriate genetic and physiological functions for adaptation and survival. The MprAB TCS is commonly found in actinobacteria and has been associated with important processes such as mycobacterial virulence, nutrient starvation, and environmental stress, particularly cell envelope stress. However, a comprehensive investigation of the function and response network of the MprAB TCS in corynebacteria remains to be carried out. In this study, we report that the MprAB TCS (previously named CgtSR2) plays a critical role in regulating genes involved in cell envelope remodeling in
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