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The inherent property of polyhydroxyalkanoate synthase to form spherical PHA granules at the cell poles: the core region is required for polar localization.

Journal of biotechnology - 1 Nov 2007

Peters Verena, Becher Dorit, Rehm Bernd H A

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Only the PHA synthase is required for formation of spherical intracellular PHA granules emerging at cell poles. This study aims to assign the polar targeting signal in the PHA synthase and to provide insight into molecular mechanisms of granule formation. Random in-frame insertion mutagenesis ind...

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PMID: 17420063
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiotec.2007.03.001

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