Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4387392800> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W4387392800 abstract "ABSTRACT In a previous study, the novel gene cluster cehGHI was found to be involved in salicylate degradation through the CoA-mediated pathway in Rhizobium sp. strain X9 (Mol Microbiol 116:783–793, 2021). In this study, an IclR family transcriptional regulator CehR4 was identified. In contrast to other regulators involved in salicylate degradation, cehR4 forms one operon with the gentisyl-CoA thioesterase gene cehI , while cehG and cehH (encoding salicylyl-CoA ligase and salicylyl-CoA hydroxylase, respectively) form another operon. cehGH and cehIR4 are divergently transcribed, and their promoters overlap. The results of the electrophoretic mobility shift assay and DNase I footprinting showed that CehR4 binds to the 42-bp motif between genes cehH and cehI , thus regulating transcription of cehGH and cehIR4 . The repeat sequences IR1 (5′- TTTATATAAA -3′) and IR2 (5′- AATATAGAAA -3′) in the motif are key sites for CehR4 binding. The arrangement of cehGH and cehIR4 and the conserved binding motif of CehR4 were also found in other bacterial genera. The results disclose the regulatory mechanism of salicylate degradation through the CoA pathway and expand knowledge about the systems controlled by IclR family transcriptional regulators. IMPORTANCE The long-term residue of aromatic compounds in the environment has brought great threat to the environment and human health. Microbial degradation plays an important role in the elimination of aromatic compounds in the environment. Salicylate is a common intermediate metabolite in the degradation of various aromatic compounds. Recently, Rhizobium sp. strain X9, capable of degrading the pesticide carbaryl, was isolated from carbaryl-contaminated soil. Salicylate is the intermediate metabolite that appeared during the degradation of carbaryl, and a novel salicylate degradation pathway and the involved gene cluster cehGHIR4 have been identified. This study identified and characterized the IclR transcription regulator CehR4 that represses transcription of cehGHIR4 gene cluster. Additionally, the genetic arrangements of cehGH and cehIR4 and the binding sites of CehR4 were also found in other bacterial genera. This study provides insights into the biodegradation of salicylate and provides an application in the bioremediation of aromatic compound-contaminated environments." @default.
- W4387392800 created "2023-10-07" @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5010608367 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5019968053 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5026062416 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5042571086 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5043937349 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5043980190 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5073551230 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5073988934 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5076850670 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5079458179 @default.
- W4387392800 creator A5089561890 @default.
- W4387392800 date "2023-10-06" @default.
- W4387392800 modified "2023-10-07" @default.
- W4387392800 title "Unveiling the regulatory mechanisms of salicylate degradation gene cluster <i>cehGHIR4</i> in <i>Rhizobium</i> sp. strain X9" @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1551462053 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1603479119 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1793249571 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1793834322 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1966635485 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1973810467 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1974772363 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1975905247 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1976555722 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1976616697 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W1994789400 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2020057555 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2032434227 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2036917159 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2046156132 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2048687101 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2056116591 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2058183913 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2067321045 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2072708087 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2092193412 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2097009899 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2099166721 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2101919881 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2110131726 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2110309964 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2128635872 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2128919767 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2130838470 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2131132316 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2144468707 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2152966158 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2158266834 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2160478421 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2161321889 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2161406364 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2161805632 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2554074847 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W2560120910 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W3118717731 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W3137826025 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W3166996174 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W3169618870 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W3196263439 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W4200507953 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W4281711090 @default.
- W4387392800 cites W4313313055 @default.
- W4387392800 doi "https://doi.org/10.1128/aem.00802-23" @default.
- W4387392800 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37800922" @default.
- W4387392800 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
- W4387392800 type Work @default.
- W4387392800 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W4387392800 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5010608367 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5019968053 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5026062416 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5042571086 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5043937349 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5043980190 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5073551230 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5073988934 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5076850670 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5079458179 @default.
- W4387392800 hasAuthorship W4387392800A5089561890 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C143065580 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C183978625 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C203075996 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C36857842 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C86339819 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C104317684 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C143065580 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C183978625 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C185592680 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C203075996 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C36857842 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C55493867 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C86339819 @default.
- W4387392800 hasConceptScore W4387392800C86803240 @default.
- W4387392800 hasFunder F4320309870 @default.
- W4387392800 hasFunder F4320321001 @default.