In Escherichia coli, a family of cold shock proteins (CSPs) function as transcription
antiterminators or translational enhancers at low temperature by destabilizing RNA …

In Escherichia coli, the cold shock response occurs when there is a temperature downshift
from 37° C to 15° C, and this response is characterized by induction of several cold shock …

The Escherichia coli cspA gene, encoding the major cold‐shock protein CspA, was deprived
of its natural promoter and placed in an expression vector under the control of the inducible …

A mesophile like Escherichia coli responds to abrupt temperature downshifts (eg from 37° C
to 10° C) with an adaptive response that allows cell survival and eventually resumption of …

In this paper, we report the widespread occurrence of the nucleic acid-binding cold shock
domain (CSD) in plants and identify the first eukaryotic homologs that are nearly identical to …

Escherichia coli contains a major cold shock protein, CspA (or CS7. 4), whose production is
predominantly induced at low temperatures. This bacterium is known to possess five …

Bacterial cold shock proteins (CSPs) are involved in cellular adaptation to cold stress. They
bind to single-stranded nucleic acids with a KD value in the micro-to nanomolar range. Here …

A 70-kDa protein was specifically induced in Escherichia coli when the culture temperature
was shifted from 37 to 15 degrees C. The protein was identified to be the product of the …

The major cold-shock protein (CspA) from Escherichia coli is a single-stranded nucleic acid-
binding protein that is produced in response to cold stress. We have previously reported its …

TheE. coliheat shock response is regulated at the transcriptional level through stress-
dependent controls of the heat shock promoter-specific σ32subunit of RNA polymerase. A …