Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola 1448A

Cornell University , TIGR

Genome Size: 6.08 megabases, GC Content: 57.9%, Released Date: Aug. 1, 2005 #17334

 Completed genome

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This tool allows you to search within a genome for short DNA sequence patterns, such as a binding site consensus sequence. You can use any IUPAC code, so Ns, Rs, Ys etc. are allowed. Multipliers are contained in parentheses, so you can say A(14), which means a run of 14 As, or A(5 15) which means between 5 and 15 As. Square brackets indicate classes, so [AT] means either A or T. You can also have negatated classes (indicated by braces), so {AT} means neither A nor T. This tool uses the program fuzznuc, part of the EMBOSS software suite- see here for further documentation.

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Sequences

References

• Whole-genome sequence analysis of Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola 1448A reveals divergence among pathovars in genes involved in virulence and transposition
  Joardar,V., Lindeberg,M., Jackson,R.W., Selengut,J., Dodson,R., Brinkac,L.M., Daugherty,S.C., Deboy,R., Durkin,A.S., Giglio,M.G., Madupu,R., Nelson,W.C., Rosovitz,M.J., Sullivan,S., Crabtree,J., Creasy,T., Davidsen,T., Haft,D.H., Zafar,N., Zhou,L., Halpin,R., Holley,T., Khouri,H., Feldblyum,T., White,O., Fraser,C.M., Chatterjee,A.K., Cartinhour,S., Schneider,D.J., Mansfield,J., Collmer,A. and Buell,C.R. J. Bacteriol. 187 (18), 6488-6498 (2005)
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