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Explore the intricate mechanisms of parA and parB plasmid partitioning, as well as transcriptional repression and plasmid mobilization. Discover the roles of various proteins like DNA/RNA helicase and relaxase in plasmid segregation processes. Unravel the complex functions of topoisomerase/primase and type IV secretion systems in bacterial cell biology.
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sFig.1 GA-ILR T-leu G-arg 9231 GBS-NY Sa (vanG-1) 1 2 a 6 7 8 9 10 3 parA plasmid partitioning 4 parB 5 rrgA-like pilus-associated adhesin C-terminal peptidoglycan-binding motif 8537 RI-XB6B4 1 2 3 4 a 5 6 7 8 10 transcriptional represssor, plasmid mobilization 9,265 25,689 GBS-NY Sa (vanG-1) 18 11 DNA/RNA helicase; methylase 12 b 14 15 16 21 VirD4 family conjugation 19 20 13 topoisomerase /primase 17 relaxase/ plasmid mobilization nuclease domain 8561 25,698 RI-XB6B4 11 12 H 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 33,178 25,704 GBS-NY Sa (vanG-1) 24 type IV secretion 22 23 26 25 type IV secretion 27 type IV secretion, RecA-like ATPase c 28 peptidoglycan hydrolase 33,209 25,701 RI-XB6B4 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 c % sequence identity P(constitutive) P(inducible) -35 -10 IRR-GA AAAAAACAGCACTCTTGTTTTTGATACAAT TTGctt-N17-TAaAAT >95-100 U R S Y W G XY T C T GBS-NY Sa (vanG-1) 45,585 >90- 95 40 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 41 43 42 PemK- like 44 serine recombinase/ integrase 33,354 39,170 >80-90 -35 -10 IRR-GA >70-80 TTGagg-N17-TATAAT Y >57-70 41,597 * * RI-XB6B4 I J K L M 32 N O 40’ 41’ 42 43 44 <30% 33,346