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[The SRM12/ADA1 gene acts as a cis-active factor when inserted into recombinant plasmids and makes them more stable in Saccharomyces].

Genetika - 1 Oct 2002

Chekhuta I A, Arman I P, Devin A B

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A DNA fragment containing the SRM12/ADA1 gene sequence inserted into a recombinant circular plasmid improves its maintenance in budding yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) cells. Plasmid stabilization caused by the integrated SRM12 sequence does not require the SRM12 function complementing the srm12 mutation and depends on the orientation of the inserted fragment in the vector. This stabilization is mainly due to a...

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