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Furthermore, the NID does not preclude modulation of RDTT by transcription factors NusA and NusG or by the Rho inhibitor bicyclomycin. Although the NID contains a prion-like Q/N-rich motif, it does not spontaneously trigger formation of β-amyloids. Thus, despite its unusually large RNA binding domain, BfRho behaves more like the NID-less EcRho than NID-bearing counterparts from high G + C Actinobacteria. Our data highlight the evolutionary plasticity of Rho's N-terminal region and illustrate how RDTT is adapted to di
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