Sequence of the 68,869bp IncP-1α plasmid pTB11 from a waste-water treatment plant reveals a highly conserved backbone, a Tn402-like integron and other transposable elements
Authors:
- Rafael SzczepanowskiRSRafael Szczepanowski
- Irene KrahnIKIrene Krahn
- Alfred PühlerAlfred Pühler
- Andreas SchlüterAndreas Schlüter
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