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Browse Dept. of Microbiology by Contributor "Salyers, Abigail A."
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(2003)CTnDOT is a conjugative transposon (CTn) that is found in many Bacteroides strains. Transfer of CTnDOT is stimulated 100--1000 fold if the cells are exposed to tetracycline (Tc). An operon that contains a Tc resistance ...
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(2010-08-31)The bacterial population of the vaginal canal is a primate infant’s first exposure to the microbial community inhabiting the outside world. Yet, little is known about this community and the effect it might have on the ...
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(1991)I constructed the E. coli-Bacteroides shuttle vector, pVAL-1. This was the first in a series of new cloning vehicles that made it easier to clone Bacteroides DNA in E. coli and mobilize it from E. coli to Bacteroides species.
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(1993)The genes necessary for regulated Plf activity on the Tc$\sp{\rm r}$ element were localized to an 8 kbp region. This region was known to contain the Tc$\sp{\rm r}$ gene, tetQ, which had already been sequenced. Sequencing ...
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(1989)A tetracycline resistance ($\rm \sp{*}Tc\sp{r}$) gene that was originally found on two Bactetoides transposons, Tn4351 and Tn4400, confers resistance on Escherichia coli, but only when the cells are grown aerobically. I ...
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(2012-06-27)The Helicobacter pylori vacuolating cytotoxin (VacA) is a paradigm for microbial virulence factors that target and disable host cell mitochondria. VacA intoxication triggers mitochondrial dysfunction and metabolic stress, ...
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Construction and Use of a System for Studying the Integration of Bacteroides Conjugative Transposons (1998)In general, very little is known about the way in which Bacteroides conjugative transposons integrate into their chromosomal target sites, or what the nature of these sites are. In the past, this question has been very ...
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(2010-05-14)Prevotella ruminicola 23 and Prevotella bryantii B14 are obligate anaerobic bacteria in the Bacteroidetes phylum that contribute to hemicellulose utilization within the bovine rumen. These bacteria efficiently degrade the ...
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(2011-05-25)One of the growing interests in bacterial fatty acid biosynthesis is due to the fact that an increasing number of both synthetic and natural antibacterial compounds specifically target fatty acid biosynthesis enzymes. ...
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(2006)I implemented a biochemical approach utilizing heparin column, size-exclusion and DNA-affinity chromatography, 2-D gel electrophoresis and mass fingerprinting to identify proteins that bound the attachment sites of CTnDOT ...
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(1999)This dissertation presents the first detailed study of the conjugal transfer genes found on a conjugative transposon. The complete sequence of a functional transfer region is presented and comparative analysis is made ...
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(1991)A pullulanase I gene from Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron has been cloned. To determine whether the cloned pullulanase gene was essential for pullulan utilization, I used directed insertional mutagenesis to inactivate the B. ...
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(2003)In this study, we showed that expression of the exc operon is regulated by tetracycline and mediated by the regulatory proteins, RteA, RteB, and RteC. Tetracycline induces the expression of rteA and rteB, genes in the ...
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(2000)Bacteroides spp. are gram-negative obligate anaerobes, constitute 25--30% of the human colonic microflora, and are proposed to be the major polysaccharide fermenters in the colon. We believe that Bacteroides degrades these ...
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(1994)Polysaccharides are a major source of carbon and energy for the bacteria that normally reside in the human colon. The finding that some of the major colonic species such as Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron can utilize host-derived ...
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(2010-05-14)The genetic code has evolved with considerable elasticity, enabling most amino acids to be encoded by multiple synonymous codons. Genes can vary in their utilization of synonymous codons, and this provides a basis of ...
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(2001)In this study, the minimal starch utilization system was used to study interactions among SusC, SusD, and SusG. To examine interactions between SusE and SusF, wild type and other mutants were used. For this study, several ...
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(1995)Bacteroides spp. are Gram-negative obligative anaerobes that are the predominant components of the normal microflora in the human colon. Bacteroides spp. are clinically important because they are opportunistic pathogens. ...
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(1992)My thesis details studies of the extrachromosomal elements of Lactobacillus acidophilus strain 100-33. Strain 100-33 has antibiotic resistance to macrolide, lincosamide, and streptogramin B-type antibiotics (MLS$\sp{\rm ...
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(1996)Bacteroides spp. are obligately anaerobic Gram-negative bacilli that reside in high numbers in the colons of humans and animals. It has been estimated that Bacteroides spp. constitute as high as 30% of all colonic isolates. ...
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