Rently free to specialize their metabolic library.ATP Synthase. One interesting case of the idiosyncratic plasmidgene library in A. marina is the inclusion of a second full set of ATP synthase genes on plasmid pREB4 (AM1 D0157-67). These genes are arranged into a unique operon and the individual proteins do not clearly fit into any of the described families (SI Fig. 5) (25). This unusual operon is
Rently free to specialize their metabolic library.ATP Synthase. One interesting case of the idiosyncratic plasmidgene library in A. marina is the inclusion of a second full set of ATP synthase genes on plasmid pREB4 (AM1 D0157-67). These genes are arranged into a unique operon and the individual proteins do not clearly fit into any of the described families (SI Fig. 5) (25). This unusual operon is
E homologs to all known chlorophyll a biosynthesis genes. The two proteins responsible for the biosynthesis of Chl a from protoporphyrin IX, magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethyl ester oxidative cyclase (AcsF) and chlorophyll synthase (ChlG) (30), are highly homologous to those in other cyanobacteria, including a common conserved duplication of acsF. This indicates that Chl d is likely synthesize
E homologs to all known chlorophyll a biosynthesis genes. The two proteins responsible for the biosynthesis of Chl a from protoporphyrin IX, magnesium-protoporphyrin IX monomethyl ester oxidative cyclase (AcsF) and chlorophyll synthase (ChlG) (30), are highly homologous to those in other cyanobacteria, including a common conserved duplication of acsF. This indicates that Chl d is likely synthesize
Cystis and Nostoc at 8.4 (28.1 ) and 9.8 (36.1 ), respectively. Another possible influence on the expansion is the presence of duplicate copies of recA, an important multifunctional DNA repair and recombination enzyme found in nearly every organism (reviewed in ref. 22). There are an astounding seven distinct copies of this gene (recA) found in the A. marina genome, far greater than the previous
He global population of Acaryochloris species has a range of lifestyles from free-living to symbiotic and marine to terrestrial. We report here the complete genome sequence of A. marina str. MBIC11017, the first A. marina strain isolated from the Prochloron-dominated colonial ascidian Lissoclinum patella off the tropical coast of the Palau islands (3, 5). This represents a previously uncharacteriz
Cystis and Nostoc at 8.4 (28.1 ) and 9.8 (36.1 ), respectively. Another possible influence on the expansion is the presence of duplicate copies of recA, an important multifunctional DNA repair and recombination enzyme found in nearly every organism (reviewed in ref. 22). There are an astounding seven distinct copies of this gene (recA) found in the A. marina genome, far greater than the previous
Cystis and Nostoc at 8.4 (28.1 ) and 9.8 (36.1 ), respectively. Another possible influence on the expansion is the presence of duplicate copies of recA, an important multifunctional DNA repair and recombination enzyme found in nearly every organism (reviewed in ref. 22). There are an astounding seven distinct copies of this gene (recA) found in the A. marina genome, far greater than the previous