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New ΦBT1 site-specific integrative vectors with neutral phenotype in Streptomyces.

Applied microbiology and biotechnology - 1 Mar 2016

Gonzalez-Quiñonez Nathaly, López-García María Teresa, Yagüe Paula, Rioseras Beatriz, Pisciotta Annalisa, Alduina Rosa, Manteca Ángel

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Integrative plasmids are one of the best options to introduce genes in low copy and in a stable form into bacteria. The ΦC31-derived plasmids constitute the most common integrative vectors used in Streptomyces. They integrate at different positions (attB and pseudo-attB sites) generating different mutations. The less common ΦBT1-derived vectors integrate at the unique attB site localized in the SCO4848 gene (S....

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PMID: 26758297
DOI: 10.1007/s00253-015-7271-0

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