Table 3 The composition and function of the two-component regulatory systems

From: Pseudomonas aeruginosa: pathogenesis, virulence factors, antibiotic resistance, interaction with host, technology advances and emerging therapeutics

Composition

Virulence factor

Function

PilSR

Type IV pili460

Twitching and Swimming Motilities

RocS1-RocR-RocA1

CupC fimbriae461

Biofilm formation/Antibiotic tolerance

FimS-AlgR, KinB-AlgB

Alginate462

Exopolysaccharide alginate synthesis

BfiSR

Rnase G463

Regulation sRNA levels

GacSA, RetS

Exopolysaccharides (Pel, Psl)464

Biofilm formation

RcsCB, PvrSR

CupD fimbriae204

Fimbriae assembly/Biofilm formation

BfmSR

Edna465

Bacteriophage-mediated lysis and DNA release/Biofilm formation

PprAB

Cup E fimbriae466

Fimbriae assembly/Biofilm formation

BqsSR

Rhamnolipid467

Quorum sensing-dependent biofilm

FleSR

Flagella468

Flagellar biogenesis

FimS-AlgR

Type IV pili469

Twitching motility/Biofilm maturation, Surface adhesion/Virulence

PA2573-PA2572

ExoS469

Virulence and antibiotic tolerance

TtsSR

CbpE470

Specific secretion of the CbpE chitin-binding protein

GtrS-GltR

ToxA471

The expression of exotoxin A and glucose catabolic enzymes

GacS-LadS-RetS, CsrA/RsmA

Type III secretion472,473

Virulence/Secretion systems/Biofilm formation, Quorum sensing/Motility

RsmA

Elastase474

Pyocyanin, rhamnolipids and elastase production

LadS

ExoU475

Virulence and the switch between acute and chronic infections

RocS1-RocR-RocA1

ExoY, ExoT476

Biofilm formation

CbrAB

ExoT, ExoS477

Metabolism, virulence, and antibiotic resistance

FimS-AlgR

Regulated by PilY1469

Virulence