Genetic and Phenotypic Study of the Pectobacterium versatile Beta-Lactamase, the Enzyme Most Similar to the Plasmid-Encoded TEM-1
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DOI: 10.1128/aem.00220-22
Abstract: This study aimed to compare the chromosomal beta-lactamase from Pectobacterium versatile, PEC-1, with the well-known and globally distributed TEM-1 in terms of genetic and functional properties. Despite the similarities between the enzymes, we obtained no… read more here.
Keywords: tem; pectobacterium; beta lactamase; pectobacterium versatile ... See more keywords
The PhoPQ Two-Component System Is the Major Regulator of Cell Surface Properties, Stress Responses and Plant-Derived Substrate Utilisation During Development of Pectobacterium versatile-Host Plant Pathosystems
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DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.621391
Abstract: Pectobacterium versatile (formerly P. carotovorum) is a recently defined species of soft rot enterobacteria capable of infecting many plant hosts and damaging different tissues. Complex transcriptional regulation of virulence properties can be expected for such… read more here.
Keywords: phop; plant; pectobacterium versatile; phopq two ... See more keywords
Pectobacterium versatile Bacteriophage Possum: A Complex Polysaccharide-Deacetylating Tail Fiber as a Tool for Host Recognition in Pectobacterial Schitoviridae
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DOI: 10.3390/ijms231911043
Abstract: Novel, closely related phages Possum and Horatius infect Pectobacterium versatile, a phytopathogen causing soft rot in potatoes and other essential plants. Their properties and genomic composition define them as N4-like bacteriophages of the genus Cbunavirus,… read more here.
Keywords: host; possum; tail; pectobacterium versatile ... See more keywords