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Site-specific insertion of IS1301 and distribution in Neisseria meningitidis strains

Hilse et al., 1996

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302767248471842924
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Hilse R
Hammerschmidt S
Bautsch W
Frosch M
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Journal of bacteriology

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The insertion element IS1301 has been shown to mediate capsule phase variation in Neisseria meningitidis found in N. serogroup B by reversible insertional inactivation of the siaA gene. We have determined the target site specificity of this element by cloning and …
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