Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Single-stranded binding proteins (not to be confused with the E. coli protein, Single-strand DNA-binding protein, SSB) are a class of proteins that have been identified in both viruses and organisms from bacteria to humans. The only organisms known to lack them are Thermoproteales, a group of extremophile archaea, where they have been displaced by the protein ThermoDBP (Thermoproteales-specific DNA Binding Protein). While many phage and viral single stranded binding proteins function as monomers and eukaryotes encode heterotrimeric RPA (Replication Protein A), the best characterized SSB is that from the bacteria E. coli which, like most bacterial single stranded binding proteins exists as a tetramer."@en }
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- Single-stranded_binding_protein abstract "Single-stranded binding proteins (not to be confused with the E. coli protein, Single-strand DNA-binding protein, SSB) are a class of proteins that have been identified in both viruses and organisms from bacteria to humans. The only organisms known to lack them are Thermoproteales, a group of extremophile archaea, where they have been displaced by the protein ThermoDBP (Thermoproteales-specific DNA Binding Protein). While many phage and viral single stranded binding proteins function as monomers and eukaryotes encode heterotrimeric RPA (Replication Protein A), the best characterized SSB is that from the bacteria E. coli which, like most bacterial single stranded binding proteins exists as a tetramer.".