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<h4>Why choosing crdS, crdA and crdC genes ?</h4> | <h4>Why choosing crdS, crdA and crdC genes ?</h4> | ||
| − | ✵ <b>crdS gene</b> codes the Curdlan synthase. | + | <p align=justify>✵ <b>crdS gene</b> codes the Curdlan synthase. |
| − | ✵ crdA gene</b> codes a protein which assists translocation of nascent polymer across cytoplasmic membrane. | + | <br>✵ <b>crdA gene</b> codes a protein which assists translocation of nascent polymer across cytoplasmic membrane. |
| − | ✵ crdC gene</b> codes a protein which assists translocation of nascent polymer across the periplasm. | + | <br>✵ <b>crdC gene</b> codes a protein which assists translocation of nascent polymer across the periplasm. |
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| − | < | + | <br>crdA, crdC, crdS genes occupy a contiguous 4,948-bp region in ''Agrobacterium sp.''ATCC31749.</p> |
<span style="border:1px solid black;padding:1%">We tried to work on these three genes. However, amplification attempts by PCR were unsuccessful for crdA and crdC genes. | <span style="border:1px solid black;padding:1%">We tried to work on these three genes. However, amplification attempts by PCR were unsuccessful for crdA and crdC genes. | ||
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