Anti-Proteus spp antibody [31-17]
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Biological function summary
Proteus spp. participate in several functions critical for survival and adaptability. As an opportunistic pathogen it can cause infections when the host's defense is compromised. Its role in urea hydrolysis by producing urease is significant; this enzyme catalyzes the conversion of urea into ammonia and carbon dioxide increasing local pH. Proteus spp. do not form a complex with other proteins but their urease production impacts their environment.
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Proteus spp. influence nitrogen metabolism and biofilm formation pathways. Nitrogen metabolism plays a part in nutrient cycling particularly when Proteus breaks down urea. In biofilm formation it interacts with other proteins like quorum-sensing molecules that regulate gene expression related to community behavior. These processes are important for the adaptation of Proteus in various habitats.
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Genes 15: PubMed38927720
2024
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