<p>Str = streptinomycin; Tc = tetracycline; Sp = spectinomycin; Gm = gentamicin; <i>Bam</i>HI sites in primers are underlined.</p
*<p>The restriction enzyme cutting sites are underlined.</p>†<p>The mutation sites are underlined.</...
<p>Restriction enzyme sites generated by site-directed mutagenesis or by PCR are boldfaced and under...
<p>Underlined sequences indicate restriction enzyme sites. Bold indicates mutated sequences.</p
<p>Strains, plasmids and primers used in this study. Where applicable restriction sites are underlin...
a<p>Ap<sup>R</sup>, Cm<sup>R</sup>, Km<sup>R</sup>, Gm<sup>R</sup> and Tc<sup>R</sup> indicate resis...
<p>The sequences of primers used in this study, the restriction enzyme sites used in the study are u...
a<p>Underline indicates the recognition sites by endonuclease.</p>b<p>Italic indicates the annealing...
a<p>Km<sup>r</sup>, Ap<sup>r</sup>, and Cm<sup>r</sup> indicate resistance to kanamycin, ampicillin,...
<p>The underlined sequences correspond to attB-sites used to incorporate the PCR product into the ga...
a<p>Underlined sequences are complementary to primers used for amplification of antibiotic resistant...
1<p>Underlined letters highlight engineered restriction enzyme (RE) sites (names of the introduced R...
<p>Note: The underlined sequences represent different restriction enzyme sites.</p><p>Primers used i...
Primers used in this study(underlined in the primer sequences were restriction enzyme sites).</p
<p>These plasmids were verified by DNA sequencing. Underlined nucleotides indicate the designated si...
<p>(Restriction sites are underlined.)</p><p>Primers used for PCR amplification.</p
*<p>The restriction enzyme cutting sites are underlined.</p>†<p>The mutation sites are underlined.</...
<p>Restriction enzyme sites generated by site-directed mutagenesis or by PCR are boldfaced and under...
<p>Underlined sequences indicate restriction enzyme sites. Bold indicates mutated sequences.</p
<p>Strains, plasmids and primers used in this study. Where applicable restriction sites are underlin...
a<p>Ap<sup>R</sup>, Cm<sup>R</sup>, Km<sup>R</sup>, Gm<sup>R</sup> and Tc<sup>R</sup> indicate resis...
<p>The sequences of primers used in this study, the restriction enzyme sites used in the study are u...
a<p>Underline indicates the recognition sites by endonuclease.</p>b<p>Italic indicates the annealing...
a<p>Km<sup>r</sup>, Ap<sup>r</sup>, and Cm<sup>r</sup> indicate resistance to kanamycin, ampicillin,...
<p>The underlined sequences correspond to attB-sites used to incorporate the PCR product into the ga...
a<p>Underlined sequences are complementary to primers used for amplification of antibiotic resistant...
1<p>Underlined letters highlight engineered restriction enzyme (RE) sites (names of the introduced R...
<p>Note: The underlined sequences represent different restriction enzyme sites.</p><p>Primers used i...
Primers used in this study(underlined in the primer sequences were restriction enzyme sites).</p
<p>These plasmids were verified by DNA sequencing. Underlined nucleotides indicate the designated si...
<p>(Restriction sites are underlined.)</p><p>Primers used for PCR amplification.</p
*<p>The restriction enzyme cutting sites are underlined.</p>†<p>The mutation sites are underlined.</...
<p>Restriction enzyme sites generated by site-directed mutagenesis or by PCR are boldfaced and under...
<p>Underlined sequences indicate restriction enzyme sites. Bold indicates mutated sequences.</p
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