TABLE 3.
Effects of RapF or RapK overproduction or phrC, phrF, or phrK deletion on gene expression
| rap or phr modulation | No. of operons:
|
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Activated by ComA | Activated by Spo0A | Activated by DegU | Repressed by Spo0A | Repressed by DegU | Othera | |
| rapF overexpression | 3b | 3b | 2c | 1c | 3 | |
| rapK overexpression | 14d | 11d,e | 1e | 4 | 16 | |
| ΔphrC | 21f | 21f,g | 7g | 2 | 30 | |
| ΔphrF | 24h | 21h,i | 5i | 1 | 1 | 34 |
| ΔphrK | 16j | 22j,k | 2k | 10 | ||
Operons are regulated by other response regulators or are not known to be regulated by a response regulator.
Three operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.
One operon is repressed by both Spo0A and DegU.
Eight operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.
One operon is activated by both Spo0A and DegU.
Eleven operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.
Four operons are activated by both Spo0A and DegU.
Eleven operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.
Three operons are activated by both Spo0A and DegU.
Eight operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.
Two operons are activated by both Spo0A and DegU.