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A new role for CsrA: promotion of complex formation between an sRNA and its mRNA target in Bacillus subtilis

Müller et al., 2019

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Müller P
Gimpel M
Wildenhain T
Brantl S
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RNA biology

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CsrA is a widely conserved, abundant small RNA binding protein that has been found in E. coli and other Gram-negative bacteria where it is involved in the regulation of carbon metabolism, biofilm formation and virulence. CsrA binds to single-stranded GGA motifs …
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