… responsible for the transport of carbohydrates into bacterial cells (example: E. coli); (B) PTS
system involved in regulatory functions in the bacterial cells (referred to as PTS Ntr ) present …

… PTS (PTS Ntr ), which exerts regulatory functions (2). In the canonical model of both PTSs,
described in Gram-negative bacteria, … has been historically named the nitrogen-related PTS …

… The nitrogen-related phosphotransferase system (PTS Ntr ) of Rhizobium leguminosarum
bv. viciae 3841 transfers phosphate from PEP via PtsP and NPr to two output …

… PTS proteins usually depends on their phosphorylation state. We will discuss the crucial role
and the complexity of PTS-dependent regulation … PTS Ntr -controlled regulatory functions …

… the nitrogen-regulated phosphotransferase (PTS Ntr ) system, as … absence of phosphotransfer
through the PTS Ntr , but only in … In a biofilm, a community of bacterial cells is held together …

… The PTS Ntr is a widely conserved bacterial pathway that regulates diverse metabolic …
modulates the nitrogen-related phosphotransferase system, a pathway that is regulated by …

… role of the nitrogen-related phosphotransferase system (PTS … This work highlights a new
role for bacterial PTS systems in … , PTS systems are dedicated to regulatory functions implying …

… Despite this, relatively little is known about how polyP production is regulated in bacteria. In
… The nitrogen phosphotransferase system (PTS Ntr ) is a regulatory cascade that responds to …

… One well studied sensory system that enables bacteria to sense carbohydrate availability is
… coli, encode a second PTS system called the nitrogen-related phosphotransfer system PTS …

… PTS a mini PTS and sought to understand its regulatory role in … of CCR characterized in
bacteria, including PTS-mediated … indicated that bacterial strains carrying incomplete PTS have a …