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- CPS_operon abstract "The CPS operon is a regulatory system in Escherichia coli producing different types of exopolysaccharides (large polysaccharides that are secreted into the environment). Exopolysacharides help protect bacteria from harsh environments, toxic chemicals, and bacteriophages. They serve as matrices to link a number of different bacteria into a community or biofilm. Other bacterial exopolysaccharides cause health problems in humans regulation mechanism of Cps Operon: Reduced levels of MDOs (membrane-derived oligosaccharides) result in autophosphorilation of RcsC. The phosphate group transferred to RcsB. RcsB bind to RcsA. This complex acts on the cps promoter and activates transcription of the cps gene.".
- CPS_operon wikiPageID "33698097".
- CPS_operon wikiPageRevisionID "586283003".
- CPS_operon cleanup "November 2011".
- CPS_operon context "November 2011".
- CPS_operon noref "December 2013".
- CPS_operon orphan "December 2011".
- CPS_operon subject Category:Escherichia_coli_genes.
- CPS_operon comment "The CPS operon is a regulatory system in Escherichia coli producing different types of exopolysaccharides (large polysaccharides that are secreted into the environment). Exopolysacharides help protect bacteria from harsh environments, toxic chemicals, and bacteriophages. They serve as matrices to link a number of different bacteria into a community or biofilm.".
- CPS_operon label "CPS operon".
- CPS_operon sameAs m.0hhrrx5.
- CPS_operon sameAs Q5180197.
- CPS_operon sameAs Q5180197.
- CPS_operon wasDerivedFrom CPS_operon?oldid=586283003.
- CPS_operon isPrimaryTopicOf CPS_operon.