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* | Kochiwa07 reports on the variety of RNAse H genes in bacterial species. He finds three major categories, RNAseH-I, RNAseH-II, and RNAse-III. MF has RNAseH-I and RNAse-II, but the -I has additional domain dsRHbd (double stranded RNA helix binding domain). The genes in MF for these two are: | ||
* -I (with dsRHbd) is Mfl475, and is apparently essential | |||
* -II is Mfl534, and has been knocked out several times. | |||
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 Mesoplasma florum simplification
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RNAse H genesKochiwa07 reports on the variety of RNAse H genes in bacterial species. He finds three major categories, RNAseH-I, RNAseH-II, and RNAse-III. MF has RNAseH-I and RNAse-II, but the -I has additional domain dsRHbd (double stranded RNA helix binding domain). The genes in MF for these two are:
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