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===Effector domain=== | ===Effector domain=== | ||
When the regulatory domain is phosphorylated, PhoP forms a homodimer. There is no direct change in conformation conferred on the effector domain by the regulatory domain. It is the dimerization that activates the effector domain. The PhoP has a winged helix-turn-helix motif characteristic of the OmpR/PhoB family of response regulators.<ref name = "Hickey"> PMID:19652341</ref> This winged helix-turn-helix allows binding to DNA and regulation of transcription. Binding occurs at tandem repeat promoters with two repeats of the sequence (T/G)GTTTA, known as the PhoP box.<ref name = "Groisman"/> | |||
=Function= | =Function= |