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indispensable to the organism.
Chromids are
large replicons,
although not as
large as the main chromosome. However,
chromids are
almost always larger than...
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called "
chromids".
Various Azospirillum species possess seven replicons; A. lipoferum, for instance, has one
bacterial chromosome, five
chromids, and one...
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clearly distinguish RNA
plasmids from RNA
viruses and
other infectious RNAs.
Chromids are
elements that
exist at the
boundary between a
chromosome and a plasmid...
- as the
origin of replication. Many
other sequenced Paracoccus also have
chromids.
Vibrio have two
circular chromosomes. The
larger one uses a traditional...
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protelomerase gene, telA,
which causes all
members of the
genus to have a
linear chromid. By this time, however, the
three Agrobacterium biovars had
become defunct;...
- The
genome contains three replicons: a
chromosome (~3.7 megabases), a
chromid (pSymB; ~1.7 megabases), and a
plasmid (pSymA; ~1.4 megabases). Individual...
