Micro 3

A regulatory protein that binds to specific sites on DNA and stimulates transcription; involved in positive control

A mechanism for controlling gene expression; typically transcription is terminated after initiation but before a full length mRNA is produced

Small signal molecule that takes part in quorum sensing

The suppression of alternative catabolic pathways by a preferred source of carbon and energy

A regulatory nucleotide that participates in catabolite repression

Proteins induced by high temperature (or certain other stresses) that protect against high temperature, especially by refolding partially denatured proteins by degrading them

response to high temperature that includes the synthesis of heat shock proteins together with other changes in gene expression

production of an enzyme in response to a signal (often the presence of the substrate of the enzyme)

a mechanism for regulating gene expression in which a repressor protein prevents transcription of genes

a mechanism for regulating gene expression in which a repressor protein prevents transcription of genes

an RNA molecule that is not translated into protein

one or more genes transcribed into a single RNA and under the control of a single regulatory site

a mechanism for regulating gene expression in which an activator protein functions to promote transcription of genes

a regulatory system that monitors the population level and controls gene expression based on cell denisty

a nucleotide that functions as a signal rather than being incorporated into RNA or DNA

a series of operons controlled as a unit

preventing the synthesis of an enzyme in response to a signal

a regulatory protein that binds to specific sites on dNA and blocks transcription; involved in negative control

one of the members of a two component system; a protein that is phosphorylated by a sensor kinase adn then acts as a regulator, often by bindign to dna

one of the members of a two-component system; a protein that phosphorylates itself in response to an external signal and then transferes teh phosphoryl group to a response regulator protein

two component regulatory system

a global regulatory control is activated by amino acid starvation or energy definciency

a regulatory system consisting of two proteins; a sensor kinase and a response regulator