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Unlinked rRNA genes are widespread among Bacteria and Archaea

2019-07-16

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Ribosomes are essential to cellular life and the genes for their RNA components are the most conserved and transcribed genes in Bacteria and Archaea. These ribosomal rRNA genes are typically organized into a single operon, an arrangement that is thought to facilitate gene regulation. In reality, some Bacteria and Archaea do not share this canonical rRNA arrangement-their 16S and 23S rRNA genes are not co-located,...

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57abccf8-2e86-526c-93d8-db7fbdd08176
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10.1101/705046
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