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Nucleic acid relationships among Acholeplasma species
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1983
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Comparative GenomicsGeneticsDna AnalysisPathologyMolecular GeneticsGenomicsThermal Elution MidpointsNucleic Acid BiomarkersNucleic Acid ChemistryPhylogeneticsNick-translation MethodNucleic Acid RelationshipsPhytoplasmasNucleotide Sequence HomologyDna SequencingDna ReplicationNatural SciencesMicrobiologyMedicine
3H-labeled Acholeplasma DNA probes were generated in vitro by the nick-translation method and used to determine the nucleotide sequence homology among the type strains of the eight currently recognized species of Acholeplasma. Very little nucleotide sequence homology (less than or equal to 18%) was found among the eight species, with heteroduplexes showing at least 12% or more mismatching as determined by thermal elution midpoints. The small amount of nucleotide sequence homology among the eight species indicates that these species are quite distinct and are not closely related to each other genomically.
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