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Chlamydial genomic MinD protein does not regulate plasmid-dependent genes like Pgp5.

Acta biochimica Polonica - 1 Jan 2018

Sun Yina, Kong Jie, Ma Jingyue, Qi Manli, Zhang Ying, Han Long, Liu Quanzhong, Liu Yuanjun

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Chlamydia has a unique intracellular developmental cycle, which has hindered the single protein function study of Chlamydia. Recently developed transformation system of Chlamydia has greatly advanced the chlamydial protein's function research and was used to find that a chlamydial plasmid-encoded Pgp5 protein can down-regulate plasmid-dependent genes. It is assumed, that chlamydial genomic MinD protein has a...

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PMID: 30212594
DOI: 10.18388/abp.2017_2360

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