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Metalloenzyme Functions

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... groups have been refractory to discovery: only a minute fraction of prokaryotes are at present cultivable [2], hindering laboratory study of physiology, and morphology is not a reliable indicator of prokaryotic diversity. Ecologists and systematists have worked around these difficulties through mole ...
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... • Measure protein binding to [g32P]-DNA using native PAG: • Bent DNA runs slower than linear; • Use fragments with CAP binding site (red) in different positions relative to restriction enzyme sites • See which fragment runs slowest Fig. 18; experimental agreed with predictions ...
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... 1a). However, some features of ISPpy1 distinguish it from other IS3-family elements (Table 1) (Petrova et al., 2012). To obtain further insight into the distribution of ISPpy1 in natural bacterial populations, we attempted to identify additional ISPpy1 copies in bacterial strains available in our co ...
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