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Molecular Evolution of Histidine Kinases
2003Two-component signal transduction (TCST) systems form the central signalling machinery in bacteria. To a lesser extent, they are found in plants, fungi, slime molds, and some archaea. They are named for their two main components, histidine kinase and response regulator, which transduce a sensory input (typically extracellular) into a cellular response (
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Light-Activated Bacterial LOV-Domain Histidine Kinases
2010Bacteria rely on two-component signaling systems in their adaptive responses to environmental changes. Typically, the two-component system consists of a sensory histidine kinase that signals by transferring a phosphoryl group to a secondary response regulator that ultimately relays the signal to the cell.
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Pathogenicity and Histidine Kinases
2003J. Hubbard, M.K.R. Burnham, J.P. Throup
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