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- Microsoft PowerPoint - Networking_Named_Content-1 . . .
Conclusions Content Centric Network uses “named content” as its central abstraction rather than host identifiers retains the simplicity and scalability of IP offers better security, delivery efficiency, and disruption tolerance designed to replace IP, but can be incrementally deployed as an overlay
- DNA Ligase C1 Mediates the LigD-Independent Nonhomologous End . . .
Here we define a LigD ligase-independent NHEJ pathway in Mycobacterium smegmatis that requires the ATP-dependent DNA ligase LigC1 and the POL domain of LigD Myco-bacterium tuberculosis LigC can also support this backup NHEJ pathway
- The Cryptic Competence Pathway in lt;named-content content-type . . .
Various forms of DNA were used for transformation as-says, including GAS genomic DNA, plasmid DNA, or linear DNA from PCR products After incubation at 37°C for 2 h, cells were plated onto rich media with the appropriate antibiotics to select for transformants
- A CRISPR-Assisted Nonhomologous End-Joining Strategy for . . .
In this study, we first improved the NHEJ repair pathway and developed a CRISPR-Cas-mediated genome-editing method that allowed us to generate markerless deletion in Mycobacterium smegma-tis, Mycobacterium marinum, and M tuberculosis
- AllR Controls the Expression of lt;named-content content-type . . .
Here, using a combination of proteomics and genetic approaches, we identified the negative regulator of the allantoin pathway, AllR In vitro studies con-firmed that AllR binds to the promoter regions of allantoin catabolic genes and determined the AllR DNA binding motif
- Delineation of the Caffeine C-8 Oxidation Pathway in lt;named . . .
A pathway for caffeine transformation in CBB1 has been proposed that is based on a similar analysis of the uric acid degradation pathway in Klebsiella pneumoniae (8) This is the first report of enzymatic and genetic characterization of caffeine transformation via C-8 oxidation
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