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. 1986 Apr;166(1):349–352. doi: 10.1128/jb.166.1.349-352.1986

Transposonlike elements in Caedibacter taeniospiralis.

R L Quackenbush, J A Dilts, B J Cox
PMCID: PMC214602  PMID: 3007438

Abstract

We report that the 1.5- and 7.5-kilobase-pair (kbp) transposonlike sequences present in the R-body-coding plasmids of Caedibacter taeniospiralis share homology. The R-body-coding plasmids of two new strains of C. taeniospiralis, derived from strains 169 and A30, carry the 7.5- and 1.5-kbp elements, respectively, inserted at new positions. Sequences homologous to the 7.5-kbp sequence from C. taeniospiralis 47 were detected in the chromosomes of three other strains of C. taeniospiralis.

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