[BsiI--a new unusual restriction endonuclease].
S Kh Degtiarev, Kolykhalov Aa, Rechkunova Ni, Dedkov Vs, Zhilkin Pa
Abstract
S Kh Degtiarev, Kolykhalov Aa, Rechkunova Ni, Dedkov Vs, Zhilkin Pa
Abstract
The restriction endonuclease BsiI from Bacillus sphaericus was isolated. The recognition sequence and cleavage point of enzyme BsiI have been determined as (sequence: see text). This restriction endonuclease is not an isoschizomer of any known restriction endonucleases and differs from other enzymes: it hydrolyses DNA into unsymmetrical recognition sequence.
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The restriction endonuclease BsiI from Bacillus sphaericus was isolated. The recognition sequence and cleavage point of enzyme BsiI have been determined as (sequence: see text). This restriction endonuclease is not an isoschizomer of any known restriction endonucleases and differs from other enzymes: it hydrolyses DNA into unsymmetrical recognition sequence.
Key concepts: Isoschizomer, Restriction enzyme, Recognition sequence, Endonuclease, Cleavage (geology), Bacillus sphaericus, DNA, Biology