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Replication and Stability in B. thuringiensis: An in-depth Study of Genetic Elements

Explore the mechanisms of replication and stability in B. thuringiensis, with focus on key genetic elements and their roles in maintaining genetic integrity. Gain insights into the molecular processes that contribute to the resilience of this bacterium.

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Replication and Stability in B. thuringiensis: An in-depth Study of Genetic Elements

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  1. Kpn Kpn I I Sph I I Replication and stability in B. thuringiensis (%) RI RI Bam Bam HI HI Hap Hap II II Hap Hap II II Eco Eco Bam Bam HI HI RI RI Eco Eco RI RI Eco Eco Sca I Bgl II II Bam Bam HI HI Iterons Iterons ISBth167 ISBth166 IS231U ISBth165 ori165 orf9 orf10 orf14 orf15 orf13 orf12 orf11 orf8 orf7 orf3 orf2 orf5 rep165 orf4 orf6 2 pBMB1651 EcoRI EcoRI 1 pBMB1652 1 pBMB1653 KpnI 0 pBMB1654 SphI - HapII HapII pBMB1657 - pBMB1658 ScaI - SphI BglII pBMB1659 - ScaI pBMB165-ORIB - pBMB165-F1B deletion 7 BglII pBMB165-F4A HapII 1 ScaI pBMB165-F5C 1 BglII pBMB165-F6A - BglII pBMB165-F6B BglII 100 pBMB165-F6D BglII 0 pBMB165-F6E EcoRI 4 pBMB165-F6G frameshift of orf6

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