NARL Antibody

1. The NarL receiver domain operates as an on-off switch to occlude or release the output domain in a nitrate-responsive manner. PMID: 26307095
2. NarL and NarP carboxyl-terminal domains activate transcription from Nar class II control regions. PMID: 20634237
3. Data describe two cocrystal structures of NarL complexed with additional 20mer oligonucleotides representative of other high-affinity tail-to-tail NarL binding sites found in upstream promoter regions. PMID: 16262254
4. binding of NarL/NarP appears to insulate the nrf promoter from the effects of integration host factor PMID: 16936015
5. DNA-bound dimers of phospho-NarL can participate in higher-order cooperative interac PMID: 17965164
6. Analysis of the DNA sequence of the ydhY promoter region (PydhY) revealed the presence of four heptameric sequences similar to NarL/P binding sites PMID: 18227264
7. DNase I footprinting studies identified Fis-binding sites that overlap the yeaR promoter NarL site at position -43.5, and the ogt promoter NarL site at position -78.5, and suggest that Fis represses both promoters by displacing NarL. PMID: 19245365
8. The authors show that the global transcription factor FNR is a class II activator at the ynfEFGHI promoter and that NarL represses activation by binding to a single target that overlaps the promoter -10 element. PMID: 19251855

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KEGG: ecj:JW1212

STRING: 316385.ECDH10B_1280