Abstract
The specificity of three DNA methyltransferases M.Alw26l, M.Eco31l and M.Esp3l, Isolated from Aclnetobacter iwoffi RFL26, Eschertchia coll RFL31 and Hafnla alvel RFL3+, respectively, was determined. All the enzymes methylate both strands of asymmetric recognition sites yielding m5C in the top-strand and m6A in the bottom-strand, as below:5′-GTm5CTC 5′-GGTm5CTC 5′-CGTm5CTC 3′-Cm6AGAG 3′-CCm6AGAG 3′-GCm6AGAG (M.Alw26l) (M.Eco31l) (M.Esp3l)They are the first members of type lls methyltransferases that modify different types of nucleotides in the recognition sequence. © 1992 Oxford University Press.
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Bitinaite, J., Maneliene, Z., Menkevicius, S., Klimasauskas, S., Butkus, V., & Janulaitis, A. (1992). Alw26l, Eco31l and Esp3l-type ils methyltransferases modifying cytosine and adenine in complementary strands of the target DNA. Nucleic Acids Research, 20(19), 4981–4985. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/20.19.4981
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