- for
integrons of
various c****ette
array lengths or for
integrons on
bacterial chromosomes (versus, for example, plasmids). Use of "super-
integron" is...
- site-specific
recombinase There are
three classes of
integrons described. The
mobile units that
insert into
integrons are gene c****ettes. For c****ettes that carry...
- IMP.
Enzymes of both the families, nevertheless, are similar. Both are
integron-****ociated,
sometimes within plasmids. Both
hydrolyse all β-lactams except...
-
integrons and all
other transposable elements that
confer resistance to
antibiotics in bacteria. As of
release 1.2,
Integrall contains ~4800
integron...
-
whereas the
clustering of
several different antibiotic resistance genes in
integrons favors the
concerted acquisition of
antibiotic resistance determinants...
-
Lactobacillaceae transfer. This
includes insertion sequences, bacteriophages,
integrons, plasmids,
genomic islands, and transposons.
Within LAB, they are responsible...
-
uncultured bacterium, it is
possible that sRNA-Xcc1 is
originally captured by
integrons from
natural environments. sRNA-Xcc1
homologs are
found in a few taxonomically...
- site
specific recombination system in E. coli. This
system is
called the
integron system, and
produces natural gene shuffling. This
method was used to construct...
-
memory of past
transposon activity, and RNA-induced
epigenetic silencing.
Integrons:
These are gene c****ettes that
usually carry antibiotic resistance genes...
- the
ability to
transpose to
conjugative plasmids. Some TEs also
contain integrons,
genetic elements that can
capture and
express genes from
other sources...
