The Ada operon of E. coli encodes two genes that reverse this process which can be modulated by decitabine.
The Ada operon of E. coli encodes two genes that reverse this process which can be modulated by decitabine. It begins at the eight-cell stage in the developing embryo and is completed by the blastula stage. In E. coli the enzyme Dpn-I protects DNA from restriction enzymes via a modification which can be detected by bisulfite sequencing, which allows one to distinguish between modified and unmodified cytosines. FTP, name this process in which a hydrogen on a nucleotide is replaced by a CH3 group.
The Ada operon of E. coli encodes two genes that reverse this process which can be modulated by decitabine.
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