<p>(<b>A</b>) Agarose EMSA on after incubating different amounts of ParB with a <sup>32</sup>P-labeled 3120 bp DNA fragment containing the <i>parS</i>-cluster, (<b>B</b>) or with a 3005 bp DNA containing the Mx8 phage <i>attP</i> sequence. (<b>C</b>) Agarose EMSA of the binding of <sup>32</sup>P-labeled <i>parS</i>-cluster to ParB, or to ParB previously incubated with higher amounts of unlabeled <i>attP</i> DNA fragment, as indicated. (<b>D</b>) Agarose EMSA of the binding of <sup>32</sup>P-labeled <i>attP</i> fragment to ParB, or to ParB previously incubated with higher amounts of unlabeled <i>parS</i>-cluster, as indicated. (<b>E</b>) EMSA using a 6% polyacrylamide gel after incubating a <sup>32</sup>P-labeled 50 bp DNA fragment containin...
<p><b>A</b>. INT1 and INT2, each containing four specific sites (indents) for binding their cognate ...
(A) CTP reduces the binding of ParBBb on parSBb on a linear substrate. Left: schematics of the Strep...
<div><p>Bacterial centromeres–also called <i>parS</i>, are cis-acting DNA sequences which, together ...
<p>Gel electrophoretic mobility shift analysis (EMSA) of ParB binding to the <i>parS</i> sequence. T...
Related to Fig 5. (A) From left to right: representative phase contrast and fluorescence images of A...
AbstractThe P1 plasmid partition system depends on ParA–ParB proteins acting on centromere-like parS...
Chromosome segregation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa is assisted by the tripartite ParAB–parS system, co...
The segregation of many bacterial chromosomes is dependent on the interactions of ParB proteins with...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Mean level of expression of <i>dnaA</i>-<i>def</i> (<i>PA0001</i>-<i>PA0019</i>) genes...
(A) Changing the native context of the parSBb enables ParBBb binding. Left: representative phase con...
Related to Fig 4. (A) parSBb sequence matches with the consensus. Top: parS sequence from B. bacteri...
The parABS system is a widely employed mechanism for plasmid partitioning and chromosome segregation...
<p>Fluorescently labelled ds <i>parS</i> oligonucleotides (6 pmoles) were incubated with 240 pmoles ...
ParB protein of Pseudomonas aeruginosa belongs to a widely represented ParB family of chromosomally ...
<p>(A) Depletion of ParB. Upper panel, immunoblot analysis of the level of ParB during ParB depletio...
<p><b>A</b>. INT1 and INT2, each containing four specific sites (indents) for binding their cognate ...
(A) CTP reduces the binding of ParBBb on parSBb on a linear substrate. Left: schematics of the Strep...
<div><p>Bacterial centromeres–also called <i>parS</i>, are cis-acting DNA sequences which, together ...
<p>Gel electrophoretic mobility shift analysis (EMSA) of ParB binding to the <i>parS</i> sequence. T...
Related to Fig 5. (A) From left to right: representative phase contrast and fluorescence images of A...
AbstractThe P1 plasmid partition system depends on ParA–ParB proteins acting on centromere-like parS...
Chromosome segregation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa is assisted by the tripartite ParAB–parS system, co...
The segregation of many bacterial chromosomes is dependent on the interactions of ParB proteins with...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Mean level of expression of <i>dnaA</i>-<i>def</i> (<i>PA0001</i>-<i>PA0019</i>) genes...
(A) Changing the native context of the parSBb enables ParBBb binding. Left: representative phase con...
Related to Fig 4. (A) parSBb sequence matches with the consensus. Top: parS sequence from B. bacteri...
The parABS system is a widely employed mechanism for plasmid partitioning and chromosome segregation...
<p>Fluorescently labelled ds <i>parS</i> oligonucleotides (6 pmoles) were incubated with 240 pmoles ...
ParB protein of Pseudomonas aeruginosa belongs to a widely represented ParB family of chromosomally ...
<p>(A) Depletion of ParB. Upper panel, immunoblot analysis of the level of ParB during ParB depletio...
<p><b>A</b>. INT1 and INT2, each containing four specific sites (indents) for binding their cognate ...
(A) CTP reduces the binding of ParBBb on parSBb on a linear substrate. Left: schematics of the Strep...
<div><p>Bacterial centromeres–also called <i>parS</i>, are cis-acting DNA sequences which, together ...