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Expression of a stress-and starvation-induced dps/pexB-homologous gene is controlled by the alternative sigma factor sigmaB in Bacillus subtilisAntelmann et al., 1997
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- Antelmann H
- Engelmann S
- Schmid R
- Sorokin A
- Lapidus A
- Hecker M
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- Journal of bacteriology
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SigmaB-dependent general stress proteins (Gsps) of Bacillus subtilis are essential for the development of glucose-starvation-induced cross-resistance to oxidative challenge. However, the proteins directly involved in this nonspecific resistance to oxidative stress have …
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