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Shigella Effectors at Work - EMBO

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Adapt<strong>at</strong>ion of <strong>Shigella</strong> to the gut environment<br />

<strong>Shigella</strong> is protected against wasteful secretion in gut<br />

anaerobic environment. Marteyn et al., N<strong>at</strong>ure, 2010<br />

TTSS<br />

MxiH<br />

IpaB<br />

IpaC<br />

- FNR-dependent inactiv<strong>at</strong>ion<br />

of Spa32/33 expression<br />

- No switch in substr<strong>at</strong>es (MxiH Ipas)<br />

- Elong<strong>at</strong>ion of needles<br />

- Secretion of Ipas blocked<br />

- Accumul<strong>at</strong>ion of Ipas<br />

Secretion signal ?<br />

« incompetence /<br />

priming »<br />

FNR<br />

Fe/S Fe/S<br />

X<br />

GFP-expressing E.coli<br />

Actin/LPS<br />

DAPI<br />

Intestinal lumen<br />

Epithelium<br />

- FNR does not bind to<br />

Spa32/33 regul<strong>at</strong>ors<br />

- Switch in substr<strong>at</strong>es<br />

(MxiH Ipas)<br />

- Secretion of Ipas upon<br />

signal<br />

« competence »<br />

ApoFNR<br />

spa32/33 spa32/33<br />

TTGATATCAA<br />

100-200 mm<br />

Secretion signal<br />

3-5 mmHg<br />

20-70 mmHg<br />

O 2

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