[The second DNA-methyltransferase of BstF5I restriction-modification system is homologous to the C-terminal domains of FokI and StsI methylases]
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[The second DNA-methyltransferase of BstF5I restriction-modification system is homologous to the C-terminal domains of FokI and StsI methylases]
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