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Microbiology

Volume 145, Issue 9

Four genes encoding different type I signal peptidases are organized in a cluster in TK21

The GenBank accession number for the sequence data reported in this paper is Z86111.

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Abstract

Four adjacent genes (, , and ) encoding different type I signal peptidases, were isolated on a 7860 bp DNA fragment from TK21. Three of the genes constitute an operon and the fourth is the first gene of another operon encompassing three additional, unrelated genes. A DNA fragment containing the four genes complemented an type I signal peptidase mutant when cloned in a multicopy plasmid. Clustering of four different type I signal peptidase genes seems, so far, to be a unique feature of .

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Keyword(s): secretion , signal peptidases , SPase(s), signal peptidase(s) and Streptomyces
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Four genes encoding different type I signal peptidases are organized in a cluster in Streptomyces lividans TK21The GenBank accession number for the sequence data reported in this paper is Z86111.
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