Difference between revisions of "RecA"
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''Please add in this section information about localization, the catalyzed reaction (in case of enzymes), domains, interactions, and effectors of its activity...'' | ''Please add in this section information about localization, the catalyzed reaction (in case of enzymes), domains, interactions, and effectors of its activity...'' | ||
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This protein is known to localize in the membrane in the exponential phase, but not in the stationary phase, where the distribution is spotty. | This protein is known to localize in the membrane in the exponential phase, but not in the stationary phase, where the distribution is spotty. | ||
| − | * Interaction: Interacts with [[LexA]] | + | * '''Interaction''': Interacts with [[LexA]] |
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Revision as of 13:49, 4 December 2008
- Gene name: recA
- Gene product: RecA
- Function: multifunctional protein involved in homologous recombination and DNA repair (LexA-autocleavage)
This gene is involved in the repair of DNA after activation of the stress response system.
Contents
Gene
| Operon | recABC |
| Sigma Factor |
Protein
Please add in this section information about localization, the catalyzed reaction (in case of enzymes), domains, interactions, and effectors of its activity...
- Localization: Membrane (Au et al, 2005)
This protein is known to localize in the membrane in the exponential phase, but not in the stationary phase, where the distribution is spotty.
- Interaction: Interacts with LexA
Biological Material
References
Au et al. 2005, J. Bact. 187:7655-7666 [1]
