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Hfq-dependent regulation of OmpA synthesis is mediated by an antisense RNA

Udekwu et al., 2005

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18007772845331151172
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Udekwu K
Darfeuille F
Vogel J
Reimegård J
Holmqvist E
Wagner E
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This paper shows that the small RNA MicA (previously SraD) is an antisense regulator of ompA in Escherichia coli. MicA accumulates upon entry into stationary phase and down- regulates the level of ompA mRNA. Regulation of ompA (outer membrane protein A) …
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