Overexpression of ccl1-2 can bypass the need for the putative apocytochrome chaperone CycH during the biogenesis of c-type cytochromes

Keyphrases

• Overexpression 100%
• Chaperone 100%
• Cytochrome c (Cyt c) 100%
• Biogenesis 100%
• Chemokine (C-C motif) Ligand 2 (CCL2) 66%
• Null mutant 50%
• Operon 33%
• R. Capsulatus 33%
• Photosynthetic Growth 33%
• Overexpressing 16%
• Membrane Protein 16%
• Immunoblot Analysis 16%
• β-Galactosidase (β-Gal) 16%
• Escherichia Coli 16%
• Revertant 16%
• LacZ 16%
• Coding Region 16%
• Plasmid 16%
• DNA Sequence Analysis 16%
• Consensus Sequence 16%
• Gram-negative Bacteria 16%
• Single-point mutation 16%
• Genomic Library 16%
• Minimal Media 16%
• Rhodobacter Capsulatus 16%
• Enriched Medium 16%
• Transcriptional Fusion 16%
• Cytochrome c2 16%
• Suppressor mutant 16%
• Reporter Fusion 16%
• Cytochrome c1 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Cytochrome 100%
• Biogenesis 100%
• Promoter Region 33%
• Operon 33%
• Wild Type 16%
• Membrane Protein 16%
• Reporter Gene 16%
• DNA Sequence 16%
• Escherichia coli 16%
• Point Mutation 16%
• Gene Fusion 16%
• Revertant 16%
• Transcription 16%
• Coding Region 16%
• Plasmid 16%
• Consensus Sequence 16%
• Gram Negative Bacterium 16%
• Gene Library 16%
• Rhodobacter Capsulatus 16%
• Immunoblotting 16%
• Cytochrome C1 16%
• Galactosidase 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Biogenesis 100%
• Cytochrome 100%
• Promoter Region 28%
• Operon 28%
• Wild Type 14%
• DNA Sequence 14%
• Reporter Gene 14%
• Escherichia coli 14%
• Point Mutation 14%
• Plasmid 14%
• Western Blot 14%
• Revertant 14%
• Gene Fusion 14%
• Gram-Negative Bacteria 14%
• Consensus Sequence 14%
• Gene Library 14%
• Rhodobacter Capsulatus 14%
• Galactosidase 14%