Infection and Immunity · 2018 · 27 citations · 43 references
Life SciencesMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyGene ExpressionMicrobial PathogenesisTranscriptional RegulationBacterial PathogenesisBacterial Virulence FactorsMicrobial Virulence FactorsOxidative StressQuorum SensingReactive Oxygen SpeciesBacterial Virulence GenesHydrogen Peroxide GenerationInnate Immune Signaling GenesOxidative Stress DefenseOxidative Stress Signaling PathwaysPathogenic EffectsVirulence Factor ExpressionVirulence Factor Regulation
to enhance transcription. vHUα and vHUβ then enhance the level of RpoS posttranscriptionally by stabilizing the mRNA. This cFP-mediated ToxR-LeuO-vHUαβ-RpoS pathway also upregulates genes known to be members of the RpoS regulon, suggesting that cFP acts as a cue for the signaling pathway responsible for both the RpoS and the LeuO regulons. Taken together, this study shows that cFP plays an important role as a virulence factor, as well as a signal for the protection of the cognate pathogen.
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