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Genetic and molecular characterization of fit95 mutation of Escherichia coli: evidence that fit95 is an allele of pheT.

Archives of microbiology - 24 Sept 2024

Belagal Praveen

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The originally identified transcription-defective fitA76 temperature-sensitive (Ts) mutation defined an allele of pheS. Both fitA/pheS and fitB/pheT were previously proposed to function as transcription factors. Sequencing pheS region of the fitA76 mutant revealed the same G293→A293 transition found in the translation-defective pheS5 mutant. It was subsequently found that fitA76 harbored a second mutation (fit95)...

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PMID: 39316172
DOI: 10.1007/s00203-024-04127-9

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