Conserved cysteine residues are necessary for nickel-induced allosteric regulation of the metalloregulatory protein YqjI (NfeR) in E. coli

Blahut, Matthew; Dzul, Stephen P.; Wang, Suning; Kandegedara, Ashoka; Grossoehme, Nicholas E.; Stemmler, Timothy L.; Outten, F. Wayne

doi:10.1016/j.jinorgbio.2018.04.016

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Conserved cysteine residues are necessary for nickel-induced allosteric regulation of the metalloregulatory protein YqjI (NfeR) in E. coli

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