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doi: 10.1016/0923-2508(91)90072-i.
The project of sequencing the entire Bacillus subtilis genome
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The project of sequencing the entire Bacillus subtilis genome
Res Microbiol.
1991 Sep-Oct.
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Abstract
The results obtained during the first year of the project involving the sequencing of the Bacillus subtilis genome are presented. Different gene libraries using a yeast artificial chromosome vector and bacteriophage vectors, lambda FixII and phi 105J124, have been constructed. A total of 300 kbp have been cloned using the lambda FixII vector, 68 kbp of which have been fully sequenced. Several open reading frames showing homologies with genes of other organisms were found. Two genes, previously unknown in this organism, have been identified.
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