Expression of a gene cluster kaiABC as a circadian feedback process in cyanobacteria.

By M. Ishiura, Shinsuke Kutsuna, S. Aoki, H. Iwasaki, Carol R. Andersson, Akio Tanabe, S. Golden, C. Johnson, T. Kondo. 1998

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Predicting multiple conformations via sequence clustering and AlphaFold2 (2023, neutral): “KaiB is a circadian-rhythm protein found in cyanobacteria 5,31 and proteo-bacteria 32 that adopts two conformations with distinct secondary structures as part of its function: during the day, it primarily adopts the ground-state conformation, which has a secondary structure of βαββααβ that is not…”
ALGAE KNOW THE TIME OF DAY: CIRCADIAN AND PHOTOPERIODIC PROGRAMS (2001, background): “These rescue experiments pinpointed a cluster of three adjacent genes, named kaiA, kaiB, and kaiC (Ishiura et al. 1998, “kai” is Japanese for “rotation” or “cycle number”).”
What makes the Arabidopsis clock tick on time? A review on entrainment (2005, background): “Null alleles of the clock genes FREQUENCY, the Kai cluster, tau, PERIOD and TIMELESS, are sufficient to prevent the generation of an oscillation and confer arrhythmicity (Reddy et al. 1984; Loros & Feldman 1986; Ralph & Menaker 1988; Myers et al. 1995; Ishiura et al. 1998).”
DIEL PATTERNS OF GROWTH AND DIVISION IN MARINE PICOPLANKTON IN CULTURE (2001, background): “The latter hypothesis has been clearly demonstrated for Synechococcus (Sweeney and Borgese 1989) and its genetic basis uncovered (Ishiura et al. 1998).”