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Characterization of the bacteriophage phi29-encoded protein p16.7: a membrane protein involved in phage DNA replication.

Molecular microbiology - 1 Feb 2001

Meijer W J, Serna-Rico A, Salas M

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An early expressed operon, located at the right end of the linear bacteriophage phi29 genome, contains open reading frame (ORF)16.7, whose deduced protein sequence of 130 amino acids is conserved in phi29-related phages. Here, we show that this ORF actually encodes a protein, p16.7, which is abundantly and early expressed after infection. p16.7 is a membrane protein, and the N-terminally located...

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PMID: 11169113
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2958.2001.02260.x

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