Регуляция транскрипции генов у стрептококков групп А и В



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Данный обзор посвящен вопросу регуляции транскрипции генов у патогенных стрептококков групп А и В. В работе описаны механизмы действия двухкомпонентных регуляторных систем и глобальных белков-регуляторов, их функции, особенности и влияние на метаболизм и вирулентные свойства стрептококков. В работе также представлены результаты исследований сотрудников отдела молекулярной микробиологии НИИЭМ СЗО РАМН в области изучения регуляции транскрипции генов.

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Александр Валентинович Дмитриев

ГУ «Научно-исследовательский институт экспериментальной медицины СЗО РАМН»

Email: admitriev10@yandex.ru

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