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Published on: February 14, 2013

El plásmido de levadura requiere un locus de acción cis y dos proteínas plásmidas para su mantenimiento estable

Y Kikuchi

    Cell
    |December 1, 1983
    PubMed
    Resumen

    Los segmentos de ADN del plásmido de 2 micras de la levadura estabilizan los plásmidos ars1 inestables al proporcionar un locus STB de acción cis. Este sistema requiere que las proteínas B y C codificadas por plásmidos funcionen, asegurando una partición estable del plásmido durante la división celular sin afectar el número de copias.

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