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Early events in the binding of the pPS10 replication protein RepA to single iteron and operator DNA sequences.

• Teresa Díaz-López, Cristina Lucía Dávila-Fajardo, Franca Blaesing, M Pilar Lillo, R. Giraldo
• Journal of molecular biology
• 2006

RepA protein, encoded in the Pseudomonas pPS10 replicon, is a stable dimer in solution (dRepA), acting as a self-repressor of repA transcription through binding to an inverted repeat operator.… (More)

Structural changes in RepA, a plasmid replication initiator, upon binding to origin DNA.

• Teresa Díaz-López, Marta Lages-Gonzalo, +4 authors R. Giraldo
• The Journal of biological chemistry
• 2003

RepA protein is the DNA replication initiator of the Pseudomonas plasmid pPS10. RepA dimers bind to an inversely repeated operator sequence in repA promoter, thus repressing its own synthesis,… (More)

Negative regulation of pPS10 plasmid replication: origin pairing by zipping-up DNA-bound RepA monomers.

• Fátima Gasset-Rosa, Teresa Díaz-López, Rudi Lurz, Alicia Prieto, M. Elena Fernández-Tresguerres, R. Giraldo
• Molecular microbiology
• 2008

In many plasmid replicons of gram-negative bacteria, Rep protein dimers are transcriptional self-repressors of their genes, whereas monomers are initiators of DNA replication. Switching between both… (More)

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