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Et enfin, nous avons un reseau d'entrepots et de lieux physiques que nous operons nous-memes.

Fosmid clones are large enough to accommodate entire gene clusters and bacterial operons but are still small enough to be manipulated and easily sequenced.

It was interesting to mention that the existence of dual operons regulating biosynthesis of phenazine makes this bacterium more flexibility in modulating the number of phenazine compounds.

cloacae) are highly adept at acquiring resistance genes to all disinfectants, heavy metals, and antibiotics through horizontal gene transfer between different bacteria within the environment; such genes include extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBLs), copper and arsenic resistance systems (the pco and ars operons), and enzymes that hydrolyze cephalosporins (AmpC enzymes) [7,8].

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If the possibility of HGT is excluded in experimental populations, the origin of all adaptive mutations must be through alterations to the ancestral bacterial genome (chromosome and accompanying plasmids) and might range from small-scale sequence changes affecting a single gene to larger rearrangements including deletions or duplications of whole operons or considerable portions of the genome.

One short-cut approach for the identification of the promoters, genes and operons under the direct control of a test transcription factor is to determine the binding sites of the test transcription factor on the genome.

(31) used microarrays to determine the operons derepressed by both Fur mutations and iron starvation, suggesting the presence of various iron uptake pathways.