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RESEARCH SUPPORT, N.I.H., EXTRAMURAL
When Escherichia coli doesn't fit the mold: A pertussis-like toxin with altered specificity.
Journal of Biological Chemistry 2017 September 9
Bacterial toxins introduce protein modifications such as ADP-ribosylation to manipulate host cell signaling and physiology. Several general mechanisms for toxin function have been established, but the extent to which previously uncharacterized toxins utilize these mechanisms is unknown. A study of an Escherichia coli pertussis-like toxin demonstrates that this protein acts on a known toxin substrate but displays distinct and dual chemoselectivity, suggesting this E. coli pertussis-like toxin may serve as a unique tool to study G-protein signaling in eukaryotic cells.
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