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Structural basis for sequence context-independent single-stranded DNA cytosine deamination by the bacterial toxin SsdA

2024-09-08

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DNA deaminase toxins are involved in interbacterial antagonism and the generation of genetic diversity in surviving bacterial populations. These enzymes have also been adopted as genome engineering tools. The single-stranded (ss)DNA deaminase SsdA represents the bacterial deaminase toxin family-2 (BaDTF2) and it deaminates ssDNA cytosines with little sequence context dependence, which contrasts with the AID/APOBEC...

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ba18475a-d25d-54ff-9bc3-b446363bef4d
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10.1101/2024.09.08.611884
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