Function of the RNA-targeting class 2 type VI CRISPR Cas system of Rhodobacter capsulatus

Bacteria use CRISPR Cas systems to defend against invading foreign nucleic acids, e.g., phage genomes, plasmids or mobile genetic elements. Some CRISPR Cas systems were reported to have physiological importance under a variety of abiotic stress conditions. We used physiological tests under different stress conditions and RNA-seq analyses to address the possible function of the RNA-targeting class 2 type VI CRISPR Cas system of the facultative phototrophic

  • Kretz, J.
  • Börner, J.
  • Friedrich, T.
  • McIntosh, M.
  • Procida-Kowalski, T.
  • Gerken, F.
  • Wilhelm, J.
  • Klug, G.

Keywords

  • Crispr
  • RNase
  • Rhodobacter
  • cas13a
  • stationary phase
  • stress response
  • transcriptome
Publication details
DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2024.1384543
Journal: Front Microbiol
Pages: 1384543
Work Type: Original
Access number: 38741736
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