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Isolation and characterization of restriction endonucleases from Fusobacterium nucleatum Lui, Ann Chin Par
Abstract
Five strains of Fusobaotevium nucleatum were screened for the presence of restriction enzymes and the following recognition specificities and cleavage sites (indicated by the arrows ↓) were characterized: Fnu AI, 5' -G↓ANTC-3' ; Fnu CJ, 5' -↓GATC-3' (unmodified bases only); Fnu DI, 5'-GG↓CC-3'; Fnu DII , 5' -CG↓CG-3' ; Fnu DIII, 5'-GCG↓C-3'; Fnu EI, 5'- GATC-3' (both modified and unmodified bases recognized); Fnu 48I, 5'-TC↓GA-3'.
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Isolation and characterization of restriction endonucleases from Fusobacterium nucleatum
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University of British Columbia
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1978
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Five strains of Fusobaotevium nucleatum were screened for the presence of restriction enzymes and the following recognition specificities and cleavage sites (indicated by the arrows ↓) were characterized: Fnu AI, 5' -G↓ANTC-3' ; Fnu CJ, 5' -↓GATC-3' (unmodified bases only); Fnu DI, 5'-GG↓CC-3'; Fnu DII , 5' -CG↓CG-3' ; Fnu DIII, 5'-GCG↓C-3'; Fnu EI, 5'- GATC-3' (both modified and unmodified bases recognized); Fnu 48I, 5'-TC↓GA-3'.
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eng
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2010-02-24
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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For non-commercial purposes only, such as research, private study and education. Additional conditions apply, see Terms of Use https://open.library.ubc.ca/terms_of_use.
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10.14288/1.0094282
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University of British Columbia
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Graduate
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