MelR
Genetic Sensory Response Unit in Escherichia coli K-12 genome
Gensor Unit Map
Gensor Unit
Name:
MelR
Description:
Molecular biology levelDetailed: In the presence but also in the absence of melibiose, MelR dually regulates the expression of genes required for methylgalactoside transport and melibiose transport and catabolism. In the presence of melibiose, MelR is modified to MelR-melibiose, binds its target sites enabling or preventing its own expression and the expression of its regulated genes. In the absence of melibiose, MelR can also binds its target sites enabling or preventing its own expression and the expression of its regulated genes.Less detailed: In the presence but also in the absence of melibiose, MelR dually regulates the expression of genes needed for methyl galactoside transport, and melibiose transport and catabolic process.Physiology levelDetailed: The presence of melibiose induces in some case and inhibits in others the expression of genes involved with methylgalactoside transport and melibiose transport and catabolism. Under this condition the genes necessary for methylgalactoside and melibiose transport, and for conversion of melibiose to galactose and glucose are in some cases expressed and repressed in other.Less detailed: The presence of melibiose induce and inhibits the expression of genes needful for methylgalactoside and melibiose transport, and for conversion of melibiose to galactose and glucose
Classification:
Groups:
Carbohydrate transport and metabolism
Replication, recombination and repair
Transport of b-methyl-D-galactoside_Ext, Sodium_Ext through a bacterial membrane, leading to the presence of b-methyl-D-galactoside, Sodium inside the cell.