Abstract: We determined the effect of various Bacillus ubtilis dna(Ts) mutations on pSM19035 replication. At non-permissive temperature, plasmid replication depends on the naB, dnaC, dnaG nd dnaI initiation replication products, bu does not require the dnaA function. DNA elongation is performed by DNA polymerase III, since replication is blocked at non-permissive temperature in d a(Ts) mutants impaired in different subunits of the enzyme. Single-stranded plasmid replication intermediates, corresponding to the leading strand, accumulate in the d aD strain. On the basis of electron microscopic analysis of replication intermediates, we confirmed that the plasmid replicates unidirectionally by a theta mechanism. Key words: Bacillus; Replication...
We have sequenced and analysed a 3.1 kb fragment of the 55 kb endogenous Bacillus subtilis plasmid p...
Mutations in the basic replicon of the Pseudomonas plasmid pPS10 permit its establishment in E.coli,...
Most small plasmids of Gram-positive bacteria use the rolling-circle mechanism of replication and se...
Mutants temperature—sensitive for the initiation of DNA replication have been isolated from B. subt...
Chromosomal DNA replication is an essential and demanding task that all cells must undertake in orde...
A 3.1 kb fragment of the large (~55 kb) Bacillus subtilis plasmid pLS20 containing all the informati...
Replication of DNA is a vital process for growth and cell division in all domains of life. The mecha...
A 3.1 kb fragment of the large (~55 kb) Bacillus subtilis plasmid pLS20 containing all the informati...
Plasmids and their derived gene cloning and expression vectors play a prominent role in almost all a...
Replication of genetic information is a vital process across all domains of life. Bacillus subtilis ...
International audienceDuring Bacillus subtilis replication two replicative polymerases function at t...
Large plasmids, presumably replicating via the theta mechanism, have been identified in numerous gra...
A 5.8-kb, fragment of the large conjugative plasmid pAW63 from Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstak...
pTB19, a 27 kb plasmid originating from a thermophilic Bacillus species, contains integrated copies ...
Bacterial replication, as the starting point of the cell cycle, enables the duplication of genomic ...
We have sequenced and analysed a 3.1 kb fragment of the 55 kb endogenous Bacillus subtilis plasmid p...
Mutations in the basic replicon of the Pseudomonas plasmid pPS10 permit its establishment in E.coli,...
Most small plasmids of Gram-positive bacteria use the rolling-circle mechanism of replication and se...
Mutants temperature—sensitive for the initiation of DNA replication have been isolated from B. subt...
Chromosomal DNA replication is an essential and demanding task that all cells must undertake in orde...
A 3.1 kb fragment of the large (~55 kb) Bacillus subtilis plasmid pLS20 containing all the informati...
Replication of DNA is a vital process for growth and cell division in all domains of life. The mecha...
A 3.1 kb fragment of the large (~55 kb) Bacillus subtilis plasmid pLS20 containing all the informati...
Plasmids and their derived gene cloning and expression vectors play a prominent role in almost all a...
Replication of genetic information is a vital process across all domains of life. Bacillus subtilis ...
International audienceDuring Bacillus subtilis replication two replicative polymerases function at t...
Large plasmids, presumably replicating via the theta mechanism, have been identified in numerous gra...
A 5.8-kb, fragment of the large conjugative plasmid pAW63 from Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstak...
pTB19, a 27 kb plasmid originating from a thermophilic Bacillus species, contains integrated copies ...
Bacterial replication, as the starting point of the cell cycle, enables the duplication of genomic ...
We have sequenced and analysed a 3.1 kb fragment of the 55 kb endogenous Bacillus subtilis plasmid p...
Mutations in the basic replicon of the Pseudomonas plasmid pPS10 permit its establishment in E.coli,...
Most small plasmids of Gram-positive bacteria use the rolling-circle mechanism of replication and se...