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SUBMITTER: Springer AL
PROVIDER: S-EPMC309418 | biostudies-other | 1993 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-other
Nucleic acids research 19930401 8
The DNA sequence of the wild type S. typhimurium parE gene was determined. The predicted protein has 96.7% amino acid identity with the ParE protein of E.coli, but is 29 amino acids longer, due to an additional basepair in the 3' end of the S. typhimurium gene. Subclones of the S. typhimurium parE gene localized the sites of four heat sensitive mutations within parE. The parE206 and parE374 mutations are identical (Val67-Met) and lie in a highly conserved region corresponding to the ATP binding ...[more]