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. 2006 Jun;188(11):3995–4006. doi: 10.1128/JB.00053-06

TABLE 3.

PhoP-like promoters identified by consensus sequence searching, patterns of regulation detected by qPCR, and results of gel shift assays

Sequence or operon Sequencea Genome coordinates Mg2+ regulatedb PhoP regulatedb Gel shift
Consensus sequence CGTTCAGNNNNNRTTCAG
oprH-phoP-phoQ CGTTCAGCCCGGGTTCAG 1276906-1276923 Yes Yes Yesd
CGTTCAGGGGCGGTTCAG 1276928-1276945
pmrH-ugd CGTTCAGTCTTCATTCAG 3979746-3979763 Yes Yes Yes
CGTTCAGGCAGCATTCAG 3979789-3979806
PA1343 CGTTCAGAAATTGTTCAG 1457051-1457068 Yes Yes Yes
CGTTCAGGCCCGATTCAG 1457073-1457109
PA0921 CGTTCAGCGATGGTTCAG 1006780-1006797 Yes Yes Yes
PA4457-PA4461 CGTTCAGCTTGGATTCAG 4989024-4989041 No NTc NT
PA1851 CGTCCAGGCCTGTTTCAG 2010955-2010972 No NT NT
PA3925 CGTTCAGACCCTATCCAG 4400087-4400104 No NT NT
PA0918 CATTCAGGCTGGCTTCAG 1002608-1002591 No NT NT
PA2775-PA2774 CCTTCACGGATGATTCAG 3133288-3133271 No NT NT
spuABCD CGTTGAGGCCGTTTTCAG 334565-334582 No NT NT
a

Nucleotides that differ from the nucleotides in the consensus sequence are indicated by boldface type. Abbreviations: N = A, C, G, or T; R = A or G.

b

Determined by reverse transcription-qPCR.

c

NT, not tested (no Mg2+ regulation could be demonstrated, and no regulation was observed in array experiments).

d

Promoter regions were tested for binding to PhoP and PmrA. Only the pmrH-ugd promoter fragment bound to both. The other promoters bound only to PhoP and not to PmrA.