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Nucleotide sequence analysis of the Leptospira biflexa serovar patoc rpsL and rpsG genes

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The Leptospira biflexa rpsL and rpsG genes were sequenced. Although similar in many respects, proteins encoded by these L. biflexa genes had several unusual features when compared with homologous proteins of other organisms. Unlike the rpsL genes of other eubacteria, the L. biflexa rpsL gene is adjacent to a rpoC-like gene.
American Society for Microbiology
Title: Nucleotide sequence analysis of the Leptospira biflexa serovar patoc rpsL and rpsG genes
Description:
The Leptospira biflexa rpsL and rpsG genes were sequenced.
Although similar in many respects, proteins encoded by these L.
biflexa genes had several unusual features when compared with homologous proteins of other organisms.
Unlike the rpsL genes of other eubacteria, the L.
biflexa rpsL gene is adjacent to a rpoC-like gene.

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