Gene arrays containing all currently known open reading frames of Bacillus subtilis were
used to examine the general stress response of Bacillus. By proteomics, transcriptional …

Bacteria respond to diverse growth‐limiting stresses by producing a large set of general
stress proteins. In Bacillus subtilis and related Gram‐positive pathogens, this response is …

The alternative sigma factor ςB of Bacillus subtilis is required for the induction of
approximately 100 genes after the imposition of a whole range of stresses and energy …

Theσ B-dependent general stress regulon of Bacillus subtilis comprises more than 150
members. Induction of this regulon by imposition of environmental or metabolic stress …

Bacillus subtilis cells respond almost immediately to different stress conditions by increasing
the production of general stress proteins (GSPs). The genes encoding the majority of the …

In Bacillus subtilis stress proteins are induced in response to different environmental
conditions such as heat shock, salt stress, glucose and oxygen limitation or oxidative stress …

One of the strongest and most noticeable responses of a Bacillus subtilis cell to a range of
stress and starvation conditions is the dramatic induction of a large number of general stress …

The alternative transcription factor sigma B of Bacillus subtilis is activated during the
stationary growth phase by a regulatory network responsive to stationary-phase signals. On …

The structure of the SigB-dependent general stress regulon of Bacillus subtilis has
previously been characterized by proteomics approaches as well as DNA array-based …

sigma B of the gram-positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis is an alternative transcription factor
activated by a variety of environmental stresses, including the stress imposed upon entry …