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  • A highly purified preparation contains the multimeric dnaB and the P protein in a complex as revealed by glycerol gradient centrifugation [22].
  • SDS-PAGE analysis of the recombinant P protein (395 amino acids) and a C-terminal extension derivative (424 amino acids), gave rise to two distinct protein bands with molecular masses of approximately 53-55 and 56-58 kDa, respectively, which are approximately 26-30% heavier than those calculated from the deduced amino acid sequences [17].

References

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  19. Loss of allosteric control but retention of the bifunctional catalytic competence of a fusion protein formed by excision of 260 base pairs from the 3' terminus of pheA from Erwinia herbicola. Xia, T., Zhao, G., Jensen, R.A. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. (1992) [Pubmed]
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