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Title: Regulatory Roles of Spnt, a Novel Gene Located within Transposon Tntir
Authors: 魏君容;蘇伯琦;洪育芝;謝尚諶;賴信志
WEI, JIUN-RUNG;SOO, PO-CHI;HORNG, YU- TZE;HSIEH, SHANG-CHEN;LAI, HSIN-CHIH
Contributors: 醫學檢驗暨生物技術學系
Keywords: Serratia marcescens;sliding;quorum-sensing;SpnT;DNA replication
Date: 2006
Issue Date: 2009-09-23T04:22:29Z
Abstract: The transposon TnTIR contains spnIR quorum-sensing system regulating sliding motility and the production of nuclease, biosurfactant, and prodigiosin in Serratia marcescens. Within TnTIR, a gene named spnT is upstream of and co- transcribed with spnI SpnT is a cytoplasmic protein and its level peaks during early stationary phase. spnT over- expression resulted in inhibition of sliding motility and synthesis of prodigiosin, and biosurfactant similar to spnR. spnT but not spnR over-expression induced cell elongation and aberrant DNA replication in S. marcescens and Escherichia coli strains. In comparison with wild-type E coli strain, over -expression of spnT in an E coli priA and dnaC double-mutant strain did not lead to the aberrant cell morphology phenotypes, suggesting SpnT may act through the recombination-dependent DNA replication system. As spnT over -expression inhibited swarming but not swimming motility, SpnT may indirectly function as a negative regulator of surface-dependent migration and secondary metabolite production. (c) 2006 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Relation: BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS v.348 n.3 pp.1038- 1046
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