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| Link to this post | posted 03 Jun, 2023 15:51 | |
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We believe we confirmed that StevieWelch draft also has the predicted slippery sequence at: CDS join (25746..;26342;26342..26893) a -1 shift We believed we confirmed that RunningBrook draft also has the predicted slippery sequence at: CDS join (26354..26950;26950..27501) a -1 shift |
Posted in: Cluster ED Annotation Tips → Frame shift in cluster ED
| Link to this post | posted 31 Mar, 2023 17:36 | |
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Recently I ran a trial on several strains of K. Pneumo with suspected suppressor mutations. I made 6 lawns of the bacteria and tested 8 phage I isolated on each agar plate to see if these phage, which usually kill the normal strain of K. Pneumo, interact with the suppressor mutation strain. Instead of having a plaque or no plaques, some of the plates had hazy circles where the plaques would usually be. We suspect it could be ‘killing from without’, but we aren’t sure. Attached below are the photos of this trial. Any insight helps. Thank you! Nick and Annika |
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