a novel msdna (multicopy single-stranded dna) strain present in yersinia frederiksenii atcc 33641 contig01029 enteropathogenic bacteria with the genomic analysis of it's retron

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Abstract
Retron is a retroelement that encodes msDNA (multicopy single-stranded DNA) which was significantly found mainly in Gram-negative pathogenic bacteria. We screened Yersinia frederiksenii ATCC 33641 contig01029 for the presence of retroelement by using bioinformatics tools and characterized a novel retron-Yf79 on the chromosome that encodes msDNA-Yf79. In this study, we perceived that, the codon usage of retron-Yf79 were noteworthy different from those of the Y. frederiksenii genome. It demonstrates that, the retron-Yf79 was a foreign DNA element and integrated into this organism genome during their evolution. In addition to this, we have observed a transposase gene which is located just downstream of retron-Yf79. So, the enzyme might be responsible for the transposition of this novel retron element.
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Authors ;Rasel Das;Tadashi Shimamoto;Md. Arifuzzaman
Journal plant, cell and environment
Year 2011
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10.4061/2011/693769
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