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Characterization of FapR, a positive regulator of expression of the 987P operon in enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli

Klaasen et al., 1990

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1390943535139279401
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Klaasen P
De Graaf F
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Molecular microbiology

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Expression of the 987P gene cluster is activated by the adjacent IS1 element of an STpa transposon. Nucleotide sequence analysis of the 987P‐DNA region contiguous with this IS1 element revealed the presence of an open reading frame designated fapR, encoding a …
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