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A role for the common GTP-binding protein in coupling of chromosome replication to cell growth and cell division.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 29 Mar 2002
Sikora-Borgula Aleksandra, Słomińska Monika, Trzonkowski Piotr, Zielke Ryszard, Myśliwski Andrzej, Wegrzyn Grzegorz, Czyz Agata
Abstract excerpt
Homologues of CgtA, the common GTP-binding protein of Vibrio harveyi, are present in diverse organisms ranging from bacteria to humans. In bacteria, proteins homologous to CgtA form a subfamily of small GTP-binding proteins, called Obg/Gtp1. Similarity between bacterial members of this subfamily and their eukaryotic homologues is as high as about 50%. Nevertheless, specific functions of these proteins remain...
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