Genomic mutations in the lab <i>B</i>. <i>subtilis</i> 168C strain and BSUV9.
- Masaki Osawa (3955166)
Publication date
May 2018
DOIAbstract
<p>Genomic mutations in the lab <i>B</i>. <i>subtilis</i> 168C strain and BSUV9.</p
<p>Genomic mutations in the lab <i>B</i>. <i>subtilis</i> 168C strain and BSUV9.</p
<p>Whole genome sequencing of selected <b><i>cdc48–353</i></b><sup><b>sup</b></sup> mutants.</p
A Bacillus subtilis strain containing a mutation decreasing exonuclease I activity by up to 25% as c...
<p>Mutations (including missense point mutations/deletion/insertion) frequencies in 45 genes (737 lo...
<p>* Changes are defined as being within coding regions or at intron-exon boundaries and have a Phre...
<p>Mutations identified in <i>M</i>. <i>tuberculosis</i> genome and their frequency.</p
Bacillus subtilis is often used as a model for understanding the bacterial cell cycle. This investi...
<p>Base mutation locations indicate mutated nucleotide numbering in the whole AP009048 reference gen...
The Gram-positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis is widely used for studies of cellular and molecular p...
<p>Amino acid mutations identified in positively selected sites of the BA9 lineage.</p
whose product alters DNA conformation. expressing a cloned Bacillus subtilis gene Mutation and killi...
1<p>All strains are derived from JH642 and contain <i>trpC pheA</i> mutations.</p
<p>Mutations identified in the selected clones from the error-prone PCR library.</p
<p>Shown are the variable nucleotides in B19V strains from Dutch blood donors, patients and global G...
<p>The genome sequences of eight <i>B. subtilis</i> strains were obtained via the variant data, and ...
It is widely known and accepted that the cause of many mutations in cells are generated during the r...
<p>Whole genome sequencing of selected <b><i>cdc48–353</i></b><sup><b>sup</b></sup> mutants.</p
A Bacillus subtilis strain containing a mutation decreasing exonuclease I activity by up to 25% as c...
<p>Mutations (including missense point mutations/deletion/insertion) frequencies in 45 genes (737 lo...
<p>* Changes are defined as being within coding regions or at intron-exon boundaries and have a Phre...
<p>Mutations identified in <i>M</i>. <i>tuberculosis</i> genome and their frequency.</p
Bacillus subtilis is often used as a model for understanding the bacterial cell cycle. This investi...
<p>Base mutation locations indicate mutated nucleotide numbering in the whole AP009048 reference gen...
The Gram-positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis is widely used for studies of cellular and molecular p...
<p>Amino acid mutations identified in positively selected sites of the BA9 lineage.</p
whose product alters DNA conformation. expressing a cloned Bacillus subtilis gene Mutation and killi...
1<p>All strains are derived from JH642 and contain <i>trpC pheA</i> mutations.</p
<p>Mutations identified in the selected clones from the error-prone PCR library.</p
<p>Shown are the variable nucleotides in B19V strains from Dutch blood donors, patients and global G...
<p>The genome sequences of eight <i>B. subtilis</i> strains were obtained via the variant data, and ...
It is widely known and accepted that the cause of many mutations in cells are generated during the r...
<p>Whole genome sequencing of selected <b><i>cdc48–353</i></b><sup><b>sup</b></sup> mutants.</p
A Bacillus subtilis strain containing a mutation decreasing exonuclease I activity by up to 25% as c...
<p>Mutations (including missense point mutations/deletion/insertion) frequencies in 45 genes (737 lo...
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