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A prime example of MtrF regulation is the study of "Regulation of MtrF Expression in ''Neisseria gonorrhoeae'' and Its Role in High-Level Antimicrobial Resistance".<ref> PMID:15901695 </ref> In this study the expression of MtrF was repressed by MtrR (the major repressor in the mtrCDE expression). Another repressor known as MpeR can also regulate the expression of MtrF. Repression of MtrF by MtrR and MpeR was used, demonstrating that the repressive effects mediated by these regulators are independent processes. MtrF was also disabled and the significant reduction in the induction of hydrophobic agent resistance and it was found that the expression of MtrF is enhanced when ''Gonococci'' are grown under inducing conditions. | A prime example of MtrF regulation is the study of "Regulation of MtrF Expression in ''Neisseria gonorrhoeae'' and Its Role in High-Level Antimicrobial Resistance".<ref> PMID:15901695 </ref> In this study the expression of MtrF was repressed by MtrR (the major repressor in the mtrCDE expression). Another repressor known as MpeR can also regulate the expression of MtrF. Repression of MtrF by MtrR and MpeR was used, demonstrating that the repressive effects mediated by these regulators are independent processes. MtrF was also disabled and the significant reduction in the induction of hydrophobic agent resistance and it was found that the expression of MtrF is enhanced when ''Gonococci'' are grown under inducing conditions. | ||
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