dam methylation in the archaebacteria

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D Lodwick, H N Ross, J E Harris

Journal of General Microbiology

|November 1, 1986

Abstract:

The DNA of certain species of halophilic and methanogenic archaebacteria is dam methylated, as shown by restriction endonuclease sensitivities. The Dam+ phenotype appears to be confined to particular taxonomic groupings defined by DNA:rRNA hybridization or 16S RNA oligonucleotide cataloguing.

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