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Molecular Analysis of the Multiple GroEL Proteins of Chlamydiae

4 Mar 2003

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Genome sequencing revealed that all six chlamydiae genomes contain three groEL-like genes (groEL1, groEL2, and groEL3). Phylogenetic analysis of groEL1, groEL2, and groEL3 indicates that these genes are likely to have been present in chlamydiae since the beginning of the lineage. Comparison of deduced amino acid sequences of the three groEL genes with those of other organisms showed high homology only for groEL1,...

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PMID: 12618460
DOI: 10.1128/jb.185.6.1958-1966.2003

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