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CONSTRUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BACTEROIDES-THETAIOTAOMICRON RECA MUTANT - TRANSFER OF BACTEROIDES INTEGRATED CONJUGATIVE ELEMENTS IS RECA INDEPENDENT
Authors: COOPER AJ KALINOWSKI AP SHOEMAKER NB SALYERS AA
Citation: Aj. Cooper et al., CONSTRUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BACTEROIDES-THETAIOTAOMICRON RECA MUTANT - TRANSFER OF BACTEROIDES INTEGRATED CONJUGATIVE ELEMENTS IS RECA INDEPENDENT, Journal of bacteriology, 179(20), 1997, pp. 6221-6227
RESISTANCE GENE-TRANSFER IN ANAEROBES - NEW INSIGHTS, NEW PROBLEMS
Authors: SALYERS AA SHOEMAKER NB
Citation: Aa. Salyers et Nb. Shoemaker, RESISTANCE GENE-TRANSFER IN ANAEROBES - NEW INSIGHTS, NEW PROBLEMS, Clinical infectious diseases, 23, 1996, pp. 36-43
USE OF A MODIFIED BACTEROIDES-PREVOTELLA SHUTTLE VECTOR TO TRANSFER ARECONSTRUCTED BETA-1,4-D-ENDOGLUCANASE GENE INTO BACTEROIDES-UNIFORMIS AND PREVOTELLA-RUMINICOLA B(1)4
Authors: GARDNER RG RUSSELL JB WILSON DB WANG GR SHOEMAKER NB
Citation: Rg. Gardner et al., USE OF A MODIFIED BACTEROIDES-PREVOTELLA SHUTTLE VECTOR TO TRANSFER ARECONSTRUCTED BETA-1,4-D-ENDOGLUCANASE GENE INTO BACTEROIDES-UNIFORMIS AND PREVOTELLA-RUMINICOLA B(1)4, Applied and environmental microbiology, 62(1), 1996, pp. 196-202
ERYTHROMYCIN RESISTANCE GENE FROM THE BACTEROIDES CONJUGAL TRANSPOSONTC-R EM(R)-7853 IS NEARLY IDENTICAL TO ERMG FROM BACILLUS-SPHAERICUS
Authors: COOPER AJ SHOEMAKER NB SALYERS AA
Citation: Aj. Cooper et al., ERYTHROMYCIN RESISTANCE GENE FROM THE BACTEROIDES CONJUGAL TRANSPOSONTC-R EM(R)-7853 IS NEARLY IDENTICAL TO ERMG FROM BACILLUS-SPHAERICUS, Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy, 40(2), 1996, pp. 506-508
CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS - THE FORCE BEHIND THE SPREAD OF ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANCE GENES AMONG BACTEROIDES CLINICAL ISOLATES
Authors: SALYERS AA SHOEMAKER NB
Citation: Aa. Salyers et Nb. Shoemaker, CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS - THE FORCE BEHIND THE SPREAD OF ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANCE GENES AMONG BACTEROIDES CLINICAL ISOLATES, Anaerobe, 1(3), 1995, pp. 143-150
CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS - AN UNUSUAL AND DIVERSE SET OF INTEGRATED GENE-TRANSFER ELEMENTS
Authors: SALYERS AA SHOEMAKER NB STEVENS AM LI LY
Citation: Aa. Salyers et al., CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS - AN UNUSUAL AND DIVERSE SET OF INTEGRATED GENE-TRANSFER ELEMENTS, Microbiological reviews, 59(4), 1995, pp. 579
IN THE DRIVERS SEAT - THE BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS AND THEELEMENTS THEY MOBILIZE
Authors: SALYERS AA SHOEMAKER NB LI LY
Citation: Aa. Salyers et al., IN THE DRIVERS SEAT - THE BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS AND THEELEMENTS THEY MOBILIZE, Journal of bacteriology, 177(20), 1995, pp. 5727-5731
LOCATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRANSFER REGION OF A BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSON AND REGULATION OF TRANSFER GENES
Authors: LI LY SHOEMAKER NB SALYERS AA
Citation: Ly. Li et al., LOCATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRANSFER REGION OF A BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSON AND REGULATION OF TRANSFER GENES, Journal of bacteriology, 177(17), 1995, pp. 4992-4999
THE MOBILIZATION REGIONS OF 2 INTEGRATED BACTEROIDES ELEMENTS, NBU1 AND NBU2, HAVE ONLY A SINGLE MOBILIZATION PROTEIN AND MAY BE ON A CASSETTE
Authors: LI LY SHOEMAKER NB WANG GR COLE SP HASHIMOTO MK WANG J SALYERS AA
Citation: Ly. Li et al., THE MOBILIZATION REGIONS OF 2 INTEGRATED BACTEROIDES ELEMENTS, NBU1 AND NBU2, HAVE ONLY A SINGLE MOBILIZATION PROTEIN AND MAY BE ON A CASSETTE, Journal of bacteriology, 177(14), 1995, pp. 3940-3945
BROAD-HOST-RANGE GENE-TRANSFER - PLASMIDS AND CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS
Authors: SALYERS AA SHOEMAKER NB
Citation: Aa. Salyers et Nb. Shoemaker, BROAD-HOST-RANGE GENE-TRANSFER - PLASMIDS AND CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 15(1-2), 1994, pp. 15-22
AN UNUSUAL TYPE OF COINTEGRATE FORMATION BETWEEN A BACTEROIDES PLASMID AND THE EXCISED CIRCULAR FORM OF AN INTEGRATED ELEMENT (NBU1)
Authors: SHOEMAKER NB LI LY SALYERS AA
Citation: Nb. Shoemaker et al., AN UNUSUAL TYPE OF COINTEGRATE FORMATION BETWEEN A BACTEROIDES PLASMID AND THE EXCISED CIRCULAR FORM OF AN INTEGRATED ELEMENT (NBU1), Plasmid, 32(3), 1994, pp. 312-317
EVIDENCE FOR NATURAL HORIZONTAL TRANSFER OF TETQ BETWEEN BACTERIA THAT NORMALLY COLONIZE HUMANS AND BACTERIA THAT NORMALLY COLONIZE LIVESTOCK
Authors: NIKOLICH MP HONG G SHOEMAKER NB SALYERS AA
Citation: Mp. Nikolich et al., EVIDENCE FOR NATURAL HORIZONTAL TRANSFER OF TETQ BETWEEN BACTERIA THAT NORMALLY COLONIZE HUMANS AND BACTERIA THAT NORMALLY COLONIZE LIVESTOCK, Applied and environmental microbiology, 60(9), 1994, pp. 3255-3260
CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW-TYPE OF BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSON,TC-R-EM(R)-7853
Authors: NIKOLICH MP SHOEMAKER NB WANG GR SALYERS AA
Citation: Mp. Nikolich et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW-TYPE OF BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSON,TC-R-EM(R)-7853, Journal of bacteriology, 176(21), 1994, pp. 6606-6612
CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW-TYPE OF BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSON,TC-R-EM(R)-7853
Authors: NIKOLICH MP SHOEMAKER NB WANG GR SALYERS AA
Citation: Mp. Nikolich et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW-TYPE OF BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSON,TC-R-EM(R)-7853, Journal of bacteriology, 176(21), 1994, pp. 6606-6612
EXCISION, TRANSFER, AND INTEGRATION OF NBU1, A MOBILIZABLE SITE-SELECTIVE INSERTION ELEMENT
Authors: SHOEMAKER NB WANG GR STEVENS AM SALYERS AA
Citation: Nb. Shoemaker et al., EXCISION, TRANSFER, AND INTEGRATION OF NBU1, A MOBILIZABLE SITE-SELECTIVE INSERTION ELEMENT, Journal of bacteriology, 175(20), 1993, pp. 6578-6587
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MOBILIZATION REGION OF A BACTEROIDES INSERTION ELEMENT (NBU1) THAT IS EXCISED AND TRANSFERRED BY BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS
Authors: LI LY SHOEMAKER NB SALYERS AA
Citation: Ly. Li et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MOBILIZATION REGION OF A BACTEROIDES INSERTION ELEMENT (NBU1) THAT IS EXCISED AND TRANSFERRED BY BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS, Journal of bacteriology, 175(20), 1993, pp. 6588-6598
TETRACYCLINE REGULATION OF GENES ON BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS
Authors: STEVENS AM SHOEMAKER NB LI LY SALYERS AA
Citation: Am. Stevens et al., TETRACYCLINE REGULATION OF GENES ON BACTEROIDES CONJUGATIVE TRANSPOSONS, Journal of bacteriology, 175(19), 1993, pp. 6134-6141
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