… acids (acid-hydrolyzed casein) to the guaninestarved cells enhances the rate of protein
synthesis without exerting catabolite repression. … with it to form an inactive complex. It has been …

… crc gene impaired catabolite repression to a similar extent. We propose that Crc and Hfq
cooperate in catabolite repression, probably through forming a stable co-complex with RNAs …

… of some sugars, amino acids, hydrocarbons and aromatic … many catabolic pathways controlled
by catabolite repression, … carbon catabolite repression, but something more complex that …

… The ternary complex consists of a CcpA dimer, two molecules of HPr-S46-P … and Gram-positive
bacteria, whereas organic acids are repressing carbon sources in Pseudomonads. In all …

… the catabolite repressor/co-repressor complexes mediating … CCR regulator is the unique
catabolite repression control (Crc) … amino acids and affects the synthesis of numerous catabolic …

… , forming a complex that binds to DNA at the cre sequences, inhibiting the expression of …
When cells grow in a complete medium containing all 20 amino acids, Crc triggers a repression …

… There is strong evidence that Mig1 exerts its repressive effect by recruiting a complex which
… of the N-terminal 15 amino acids of hexokinase II does not affect glucose repression (204). …

… –CRP complex activates the promoters of many catabolic … of the fructanase gene, acid
formation and acid tolerance, are … -mediated carbon catabolite repression and virulence gene …

… It was demonstrated in this work that the complex also repressed the catabolic operons
involved in the fatty acid β-oxidation cycle (lcfA-fadRB-etfBA, lcfB, and fadNAE). …

… acids from which a core region comprising amino acids 154 - … The region between amino
acids 154 and 197 is both … When this complex is inactive, the CYC8/TUPl complex is active and …