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This overview discusses the Two-Component Signaling (2CS) paradigm, which is fundamental in bacterial response mechanisms. It highlights the role of sensor proteins that detect environmental stimuli and regulate responses through a series of phosphorelay reactions. The process begins with autophosphorylation of the sensor in response to stimuli, followed by phosphotransfer to a response regulator, and concludes with the deactivation of the response regulator by phosphatase, effectively resetting the system. Examples include osmoregulation and light-sensing devices.
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2 Component Signaling 20.20(S11) N Kuldell
The 2CS paradigm: in general Sensor protein Response regulator
The 2CS paradigm: Phosphorelay rxns Slide from Mike Laub
The 2CS paradigm: Phosphorelay rxns Sensor Sensor Sensor Sensor P Responder (inactive) P Responder RXN 1: Autophosphorylation in response to stimuli RXN 2: Phosphotransferase from Sensor to Response regulator RXN 3: Phosphatase inactivates Response regulator, resets system
2CS examples: Osmoregulation 2CS transduction, Hoch and Silhavy
As simple as the box it comes in… Color Generating Device Light Sensing Device
As simple as the box it comes in… Color Generating Device Light Sensing Device