1999
DOI: 10.1016/s1389-1723(99)80168-6
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Molecular diversities of RNases H

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“…The results indicated that Cpn-RNase HII (CP0654) and CpnRNase HIII (CP0782) both belong to the type 2 RNase H group, which could complement E. coli RNase H mutants in vivo and exhibit RNase H activity in vitro. This is consistent with previous reports that type 2 RNase H could complement RNase HI-deficient E. coli, such as the RNase HII/III from B. subtilis (Ohtani et al, 1999a) or B. stearothermophilus (Chon et al, 2004). Further different properties of the two proteins imply that Cpn-RNase HII may be the major RNase H of C. pneumoniae and the RNase HII/HIII combination in C. pneumoniae AR39 is not a simple substitution of E. coli RNase HI/II.…”
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“…The results indicated that Cpn-RNase HII (CP0654) and CpnRNase HIII (CP0782) both belong to the type 2 RNase H group, which could complement E. coli RNase H mutants in vivo and exhibit RNase H activity in vitro. This is consistent with previous reports that type 2 RNase H could complement RNase HI-deficient E. coli, such as the RNase HII/III from B. subtilis (Ohtani et al, 1999a) or B. stearothermophilus (Chon et al, 2004). Further different properties of the two proteins imply that Cpn-RNase HII may be the major RNase H of C. pneumoniae and the RNase HII/HIII combination in C. pneumoniae AR39 is not a simple substitution of E. coli RNase HI/II.…”
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“…B. subtilis (Ohtani et al, 1999a) and B. stearothermophilus (Chon et al, 2004). Therefore, the presence of two type 2 RNase Hs in C. pneumoniae AR39 may not be unusual.…”
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“…The enzyme is ubiquitously present in various organisms and is involved in DNA replication and repair. RNase H is classified into two major types according to the sequence similarity, type 1 and type 2 RNase H (22,23). Tk-RNase HII is a member of type 2 RNase H. A comparison of the crystal structures of Escherichia coli RNase HI, Thermus thermophilus RNase HI, and Tk-RNase HII indicates that these enzymes share a folding motif, referred to as the RNase H-fold due to its characterization in E. coli RNase HI (24), although there is no sequence similarity between RNase HI and RNase HII.…”
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