2.A.38.4.6 K+ uptake system, KtrABD. S. aureus devoid of the Ktr system became sensitive to hyperosmotic conditions,
exhibited a hyperpolarized plasma membrane, and increased susceptibility to aminoglycoside
antibiotics and cationic antimicrobials. In contrast to other organisms, the S. aureus Ktr system
was shown to be important for low-K+ growth under alkaline conditions but played only a minor role
in neutral and acidic conditions. In a mouse competitive index model of bacteraemia, the ktrA mutant
was significantly outcompeted by the parental strain (Gries et al. 2013).
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Accession Number: | G8V398 |
Protein Name: | Ktr system potassium uptake protein B |
Length: | 435 |
Molecular Weight: | 47993.00 |
Species: | Staphylococcus aureus subsp. aureus 11819-97 [1123523] |
Number of TMSs: | 12 |
Substrate |
potassium(1+) |
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1: MNKVHKPLYF YLMLFFSTTI IGALLLYLPF TGKKPISFLD ALFIASSAFT VTGLSPVDIG
61: SQFNILGEIV ILLLIQIGGL GIVTVTLLTL VFLNRKISMK NRFLIMVTWN IDEPGGVIKL
121: IKHLAIYSLV TELIGMICLC LSFIPKFGIG KGLFLSLFTS VSAFNNAGFA LFKNNLIDYS
181: SDPIVIITIS ILIIFGGIGH FVVIDFINCK KLSKLSLHSK LVLTTTSILI IIGAITFFLL
241: EQFNTMQHMG LIEKIGNSFF QSVTTRTAGF NSIDIASINK STALMLMLLM FIGGAPLSAA
301: GGIKITTFAV AFIFVLNYIR KENNVSVFNK EISDKHIKLS IVTINISFLF ISIITFILSI
361: INPNISLIKL LFEVVSAFGT VGLSMNLTTE YHGITKIIII FVMLCGKVGL LTLLRTFIPP
421: KSPKNYRYTK GQIYL