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联结抑制了细菌的histidine kinase活动,通过抑制其二分化

Gaurav D Sankhe, Jiawei Xing, Merissa Xiao

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    |June 4, 2025
    PubMed
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    细菌的两组系统 (TCS) 使用传感器激酶 (SK) 来检测环境信号. 这项研究表明,PdtaS通过抑制其二分化来感知铜和氧化等多种连接体,从而控制酸化.

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