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[The ard gene, coding for a type I restriction inhibitor, is present in plasmids of FII, B/O, and K-groups of incompatibility].

Genetika - 1 Dec 1994

Zavil'gel'skiĭ G B, Bakalova T L, Duzhiĭ D E, Kotova V Iu

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The effect of conjugative plasmids of various incompatibility groups of the enterobacteria family on the activity of the cell restriction-modification system of type I (EcoK) was studied. Twenty-two conjugative plasmids of 15 incompatibility groups were tested. In addition to plasmids of the incI1 and incN groups studied earlier, conjugative plasmids of the incFII, incB/O, and incK groups were also shown to be...

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