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Significance The ability to promptly switch genes on and off allows bacteria to adapt rapidly to changing environments for better survival. Many small regulatory RNAs (sRNAs), including RyhB, a sRNA made in response to iron starvation, are important switches in bacteria. We discovered factors that can keep the sRNA switch off by using a facile genetic screen platform. These factors include an RNA sponge and an adaptor protein for a ribonuclease, providing distinct perspectives on controlling sRNA signaling in bacteria.

A fluorescence-based genetic screen reveals diverse mechanisms silencing small RNA signaling in E. coli