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. 2006 Jul;188(14):5273–5285. doi: 10.1128/JB.00300-06

TABLE 3.

Effects of RapF or RapK overproduction or phrC, phrF, or phrK deletion on gene expression

rap or phr modulation No. of operons:
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
a

Operons are regulated by other response regulators or are not known to be regulated by a response regulator.

b

Three operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.

c

One operon is repressed by both Spo0A and DegU.

d

Eight operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.

e

One operon is activated by both Spo0A and DegU.

f

Eleven operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.

g

Four operons are activated by both Spo0A and DegU.

h

Eleven operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.

i

Three operons are activated by both Spo0A and DegU.

j

Eight operons are activated by both ComA and Spo0A.

k

Two operons are activated by both Spo0A and DegU.