Identification of anrF gene, a homology of admM of andrimid biosynthetic gene cluster related to the antagonistic activity of Enterobacter cloacae B8

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World J Gastroenterol. Oct 21, 2005; 11(39): 6152-6158
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Figure 2 PCR products from three rounds of chromosomal walking. 1: PCR products, 1 209 bp in size, amplified from B8/PstI-cassette library with FS2 and CP primers; 2: PCR products, 962 bp in size, amplified from B8/Sau3AI cassette library with F1815 and CS; 3: PCR products, mainly 900 bp in size, amplified from B8/PstI cassette library with F2000 and CP; M: marker DL2000.

Citation: Yu XP, Zhu JL, Yao XP, He SC, Huang HN, Chen WL, Hu YH, Li DB. Identification of anrF gene, a homology of admM of andrimid biosynthetic gene cluster related to the antagonistic activity of Enterobacter cloacae B8. World J Gastroenterol 2005; 11(39): 6152-6158
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