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Comparative genomics showed that their backbone region was identical to the prototype pKJK5 and other IncP1-ε plasmids captured from soils.

The 13 primer sets used were designed to each amplify a distinct plasmid backbone region displayed in Fig. 1.

The pMOL28 backbone region covered by Rmet_6288 through Rmet_6297 provisionally was named the pil locus because of some resemblance in its sequence and gene order with other pil loci [7], [10].

The backbone region contains genes for replication, transfer, and maintenance.

Both OCP systems could be combined in the same tube because the seven 5' bases of P2 are complementary to the unique backbone region of the OCP.

It encodes 121 genes (including hypothetical genes) and harbors a 13-kb multidrug resistance region and a 67-kb R100-like backbone region.

Other than ring‐opening of the monosaccharide residues at reducing ends, oligosaccharides remain intact, and the NGLs derived from trisaccharides or larger oligosaccharides have performed well for the majority of carbohydrate‐recognition systems that have the peripheral or backbone regions of oligosaccharides as recognition motifs.

However, ring‐opening of reducing end monosaccharides limits applicability to very short oligosaccharides (di‐ and trisaccharides) and, potentially, to N‐glycans recognized by proteins such as Pisum sativum agglutinin (pea lectin) that require both intact core and backbone regions for strong binding.

Our virtual screening software FlexScreen thus minimizes the total interaction energy of the emerging protein-ligand complex including flexible backbone regions.

After such a rigid body superposition, the backbone regions with highly similar structures are evident by good overlap of Cα atoms.

Chaperones recognize peptides containing hydrophobic residues and/or polypeptide backbone regions, both structural features of unfolded or partially unfolded proteins [21], [22].