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Sequence and transcription mapping of Bacillus subtilis competence genes comB and comA, one of which is related to a family of bacterial regulatory determinants

Weinrauch et al., 1989

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1809813253393301791
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Weinrauch Y
Guillen N
Dubnau D
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Journal of bacteriology

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The complete nucleotide sequences of the comA and comB loci of Bacillus subtilis were determined. The products of these genes are required for the development of competence in B. subtilis and for the expression of late-expressing competence genes. The major 5'termini …
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