Review Article Published: 03 June 2008 Advances in bacterial promoter recognition and its control by factors that do not bind DNA Shanil P. Haugen, Wilma Ross & Richard L. Gourse Nature Reviews ...

In bacterial transcription, sigma factors trigger recognition of a specific promoter — or a region of genetic information right at the start of the DNA sequence that's needed to produce a ...

The research, conducted by Andrew D. Farr, Christina Vasileiou, Peter A. Lind, and Paul B. Rainey, reveals that mutations in the promoter region of the rpoS gene occur at an astonishing rate ...

The research, conducted by Andrew D. Farr, Christina Vasileiou, Peter A. Lind, and Paul B. Rainey, reveals that mutations in the promoter region of the rpoS gene occur at an astonishing rate ...

Evolution Of Symbiosis Date: April 11, 2007 Source: Public Library of Science Summary: A pea aphid depends on a bacterial symbiont for amino acids it can't get from plants. The aphid, in turn ...

In addition to live biotherapeutic products such as Lactin-V, other products and strategies have been tested to determine their effectiveness in reducing the risk of recurrence of bacterial ...

The findings of the study, which are published in Nature Communications, show that when bacterial cells encounter patterned grooves on a surface, they lose their ability to form biofilms. Biofilms ...