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Sequences of the Serratia marcescens rplS and trmD genes.

The trmD and rplS genes from the Serratia marcescens trmD operon are presented. These genes are about 85% similar to those of Escherichia coli and encode very nearly identical proteins. However, there are an additional 22 nt around the beginning of trmD in S. marcescens which in addition uses a GUG start codon.[1]

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