Eva Pérez-Reinado

TL;DR: It seems that nitroreductase genes may be controlled by the MarRA and SoxRS regulatory systems that are involved in responses to several antibiotics and environmental chemical hazards and to specific oxidative stress conditions.

TL;DR: The identification of two putative mar/sox boxes in the possible promoter region of the nprA gene and the induction of nPRA gene expression by salicylic acid and 2,4-dinitrophenol suggest a role in the control of the NprA genes for the two-component MarRA regulatory system, which in Escherichia coli controls the response to some antibiotics and environmental contaminants.

TL;DR: Results suggest that the NprA nitroreductase may act in vivo as a dihydropteridine reductase involved in aromatic amino acids metabolism in R. capsulatus.

TL;DR: A reference 2-DE map of the porcine AM proteins is obtained, confirming that macrophages are involved in a wide range of biological functions and provides a useful tool for identifying protein pattern changes as a result of inflammation, exposure to infectious agents or genetic diseases.

TL;DR: A European Network of Excellence, 31 researchers representing 14 research groups from 10 countries performed and discussed the statistical analyses of real and simulated 2-colour microarray data that were distributed among participants.