Titlebook: Microorganisms as Model Systems for Studying Evolution; Robert P. Mortlock Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 enzymes

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The Structure and Control of the Pentitol Operons,enetic mapping of Charnetzky and Mortlock (1974) and the parallel work of Reiner (1975; Scangos and Reiner, 1978a) in . C, had made clear that the . and . Operons were probably contiguous, with a gene order ., where . encodes .-ribulokinase (DRK); ., .-xylulokinase (DXK); ., ribitol dehydrogenase (R

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Functional Divergence of the ,-Fucose System in Mutants of Escherichi coli,hree concepts for biochemical evolution: (1) a pyridine nucleotide-linked oxidoreductase can be elected by the cell to serve as either a dehydrogenase or a reductase, depending primarily on the mode of regulating the expression of the structural gene and on the nature of the preceding and following

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Arrangement and Rearrangement of Bacterial Genomes,uitfully studied. In this chapter, the focus will be on rearrangements, some on a small scale, occurring within genes, and others on a large scale, causing gross chromosomal rearrangements of the whole bacterial genome. On the whole, less is known about the molecular events of chromosome rearrangeme