CONSERVED VIRUS PROTEIN FAMILIES IN BACTERIOPHAGE GENOMES AND IN METAGENOMES OF HUMANS [PDF]
, 2011 Viruses are likely to be the most abundant genomes in the biosphere, displaying remarkable molecular diversity. Their fast-evolving genomes and lack of universal marker genes make phylogenetic and taxonomic studies more difficult than with other ...
Cai, Xixu
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Natural selection on MRNA secondary structure and its correlation with protein functional groups [PDF]
, 2010 Natural selection may occur at multiple levels of the biological hierarchy, including at the molecular level. It may occur on any phenotypic trait that evidences variation and that is heritable.
Solaimuthu, Suresh
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Chemoenzymatic Study of CoA-Linked RNA in Bacteria [PDF]
, 2020 The ability of RNA to store genetic information and to catalyze biochemical transformations led to the speculation of the existence of RNA world before the evolution of contemporary ribonucleoprotein (RNP) world.
Sapkota, Krishna
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Biochemical and structural studies of RNA damage and repair in bacteria [PDF]
, 2019 In an environment with limited resources, organisms employ a variety of offensive and defensive mechanisms to ensure their own survival and growth. Many organisms utilize ribotoxins to respond to cellular stress or to kill competing organisms. Ribotoxins
Carruthers, Amy Lynn
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Discovery and characterization of novel RNA repair systems [PDF]
RNA is one of the major macromolecules essential for all known forms of life. RNA in the cell is subject to many types of damage as DNA, and the ubiquitous RNA degradation by surveillance machinery is an important way to respond RNA damage.
Wang, Pei
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The genetic location and regulation of aminoglycoside resistance genes in acinetobacter [PDF]
, 2017 The genetic basis of aminoglycoside resistance in clinical isolates of Acinetobacter was investigated. The aadB genes cloned from two clinical isolates, strain CHA and strain SUN, were sequenced.
Segal, Heidi
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MUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF POLIOVIRUS PROTEIN 3AB TO IDENTIFY REGIONS CRITICAL TO NUCLEIC ACID CHAPERONE ACTIVITY [PDF]
, 2013 Poliovirus 3AB protein was the first picornavirus protein demonstrated to have nucleic acid chaperone activity. Current results demonstrate that chaperone activity requires the C-terminal 22 amino acid (3B region (also referred to as VPg), amino acid 88 ...
Gangaramani, Divya
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Isolation and characterization of 24 phages infecting the plant growth-promoting rhizobacterium Klebsiella sp. M5al. [PDF]
Bacteriophages largely impact bacterial communities via lysis, gene transfer, and metabolic reprogramming and thus are increasingly thought to alter nutrient and energy cycling across many of Earths ecosystems.
Babusci, Erica +12 more
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Systematic Analysis of Diverse Polynucleotide Kinase Clp1 Family Proteins in Eukaryotes: Three Unique Clp1 Proteins of Trypanosoma brucei. [PDF]
J Mol Evol, 2023 Saito M +5 more
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Micro disc electrophoresis and quantitative assay of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase at the cellular level [PDF]
, 1972 Cremer, Thomas, Dames, W., Neuhoff, V.
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