Analysis of DNA repeats in bacterial plasmids reveals the potential for recurrent instability events.

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Oliveira PH, Prather KJones, Prazeres DMF, Monteiro GA.  2010.  Analysis of DNA repeats in bacterial plasmids reveals the potential for recurrent instability events. Appl Microbiol Biotechnol. 87(6):2157-67. Google Scholar PubMed

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