… Escherichia coli protein, phage shock protein (Psp), the product of a previously undescribed
gene. This induction is due to the phage gene IV protein, pIV, an integral membrane protein. …

The psp (p hage-s hock p rotein) operon of Escherichia coli is induced when the bacteria are
infected by filamentous phage and under several other stress conditions. The physiological …

… a hydrophilic protein of 70 amino acid residues, The heat shock response in Escherichia coli
… When cell cultures are transferred from 30C to 42C, 17 heat shock proteins are transiently …

… The phage-shock-protein (psp) operon helps to ensure survival of Escherichia coli in late
stationary phase at alkaline pH, and protects the cell against dissipation of its proton-motive …

… is characteristic for a protein interacting with single-stranded nucleic acids. Due to the
high homology of the bacterial cold shock proteins with the Y-box factors, E. coli CspA and B. …

… Sensing a sudden change of the growth temperature, all living organisms produce heat
shock proteins or cold shock proteins to adapt to a given temperature. In a heat …

… colt, the heat shock response is characterized by a rapid increase in the synthesis of 17
proteins called the heat shock proteins {HSP) [121. These proteins define a regulon which is …

… of more than 20 heat shock proteins (HSPs). In … shock proteins act as negative modulators
by mediating repression of rpoH mRNA translation during the shut off phase of the heat shock …

… This paper presents evidence that ClpB is a heat shock protein. The proteolytic component
… identified as the heat shock protein F21.5 (16). Upon a shift from low to high temperature, E. …

The phage shock protein (Psp) F regulon response in Escherichia coli is thought to be induced
by impaired inner membrane integrity and an associated decrease in proton motive force …