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Overexpression of cloned RhsA sequences perturbs the cellular translational machinery in Escherichia coli

Aggarwal et al., 2011

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15343713629267941053
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Aggarwal K
Lee K
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Journal of bacteriology

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RhsA is a member of the multigene Rhs family and consists of a complex genetic sequence. This sequence consists of several distinct components, including a GC-rich core (core open reading frame [ORF]), an AT-rich extension (ext-a1) of the core ORF and an AT-rich region …
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