ArticleMicrobiology spectrum2026
Structural characterization of the native oligomerization mode of MvaT proteins in
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Abstract
Histone-like protein H1 (H-NS) proteins are key regulators of horizontally acquired genes in enterobacteria. Functional analogs of H-NS, collectively known as H-NS family proteins, have been discovered in diverse bacteria and on large transmissible plasmids. These proteins share the ability to form oligomers through their N-terminal oligomerization domain, a feature critical for their regulatory functions. The N-terminal domain of MvaT proteins, members of the H-NS family proteins in pseudomonads, consists of a central and a terminal dimerization site. We previously elucidated the structure of the central dimerization site of TurB, an MvaT homolog in
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