SGP, a Streptococcus mutans essential GTPase, plays a role in the stress response of the organism. Recently, we proposed that one of the physiological functions of the SGP is the modulation of the GTP/GDP ratio under different growth conditions. In order to further determine the functions of SGP and its possible interactions with other molecules, we carried out immunoprecipitation, SGP binding, and the yeast two-hybrid system analyses. These approaches suggest that SGP may oligomerize and such interactions could be important for the function of this regulatory protein.
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