rna polymerase core enzyme (New England Biolabs)
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Rna Polymerase Core Enzyme, supplied by New England Biolabs, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 95/100, based on 89 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Binding Assay:Article Title: Type IV secretion system effector sabotages multiple defense systems in a competing bacterium. Article Snippet: Effector proteins secreted by bacteria that infect mammalian and plant cells often subdue eukaryotic host cell defenses by simultaneously affecting multiple targets.. However, instances when a bacterial effector injected in the competing bacteria sabotage more than a single target have not been reported.. Here, we demonstrate that the effector protein, LtaE, translocated by the type IV secretion system from the soil bacterium Lysobacter enzymogenes into the competing bacterium, Pseudomonas protegens, affects several targets, thus disabling the antibacterial defenses of the competitor. Article Title: LIC_12757 from the pathogenic spirochaete Leptospira interrogans encodes an autoregulated ECF σ E -type factor. Article Snippet: .. Reactions containing 33 nM Article Title: Type IV secretion system effector sabotages multiple defense systems in a competing bacterium. Article Snippet: For the competitive LuxR binding assay involving LtaE and E. coli RNA polymerase core enzyme (NEB), the LuxR1-His protein was labeled with RED-TrisNTA dye (MO-L018). Article Title: Type IV secretion system effector sabotages multiple defense systems in a competing bacterium Article Snippet: .. For the competitive LuxR binding assay involving LtaE and Labeling:Article Title: Type IV secretion system effector sabotages multiple defense systems in a competing bacterium. Article Snippet: Effector proteins secreted by bacteria that infect mammalian and plant cells often subdue eukaryotic host cell defenses by simultaneously affecting multiple targets.. However, instances when a bacterial effector injected in the competing bacteria sabotage more than a single target have not been reported.. Here, we demonstrate that the effector protein, LtaE, translocated by the type IV secretion system from the soil bacterium Lysobacter enzymogenes into the competing bacterium, Pseudomonas protegens, affects several targets, thus disabling the antibacterial defenses of the competitor. Article Title: Type IV secretion system effector sabotages multiple defense systems in a competing bacterium. Article Snippet: For the competitive LuxR binding assay involving LtaE and E. coli RNA polymerase core enzyme (NEB), the LuxR1-His protein was labeled with RED-TrisNTA dye (MO-L018). Article Title: Type IV secretion system effector sabotages multiple defense systems in a competing bacterium Article Snippet: .. For the competitive LuxR binding assay involving LtaE and Purification:Article Title: LIC_12757 from the pathogenic spirochaete Leptospira interrogans encodes an autoregulated ECF σ E -type factor. Article Snippet: .. Reactions containing 33 nM Incubation:Article Title: LIC_12757 from the pathogenic spirochaete Leptospira interrogans encodes an autoregulated ECF σ E -type factor. Article Snippet: .. Reactions containing 33 nM |
