3.4.21.88: Repressor LexA
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Word Map on EC 3.4.21.88
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3.4.21.88
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reca
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lambda
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phage
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single-stranded
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regulon
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umud
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prophage
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mitomycin
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dna-damaging
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damage-inducible
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colicins
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sos-induced
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coprotease
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uv-irradiated
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nalidixic
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autodigestion
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self-cleavage
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sula
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lexa-binding
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reca430
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lysogens
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reca-dependent
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lexa-regulated
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reca-mediated
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lexadef
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promoter-operator
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drug development
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translesion
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antirepressors
- 3.4.21.88
- reca
- lambda
- phage
-
single-stranded
-
regulon
- umud
- prophage
- mitomycin
-
dna-damaging
-
damage-inducible
- colicins
-
sos-induced
-
coprotease
-
uv-irradiated
-
nalidixic
-
autodigestion
-
self-cleavage
- sula
-
lexa-binding
-
reca430
-
lysogens
-
reca-dependent
-
lexa-regulated
-
reca-mediated
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lexadef
-
promoter-operator
- drug development
-
translesion
-
antirepressors
Reaction
Hydrolysis of Ala84-/-Gly bond in repressor LexA =
Synonyms
Cg2114, LexA, LexA protein, LexA repressor, LexA transcriptional repressor, LexA1, lexA_1, MtLexA, SOS regulatory protein dinR
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General Stability on EC 3.4.21.88 - Repressor LexA
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GENERAL STABILITY 
ORGANISM
UNIPROT
LITERATURE
At high protein concentrations, at low salt concentrations and at pH values of about 6-7, the protein forms a sticky precipitate that cannot be redissolved, to avoid this, the enzyme is maintained in 200 mM NaCl and the pH is kept at 7 or above
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