Information of ICE
ICEberg ID | 231_CIME |
---|---|
ICE Name | CIMEL3catR3 |
ICEO ID | - |
Organism | Streptococcus thermophilus LMG18311 |
Size | - |
GC Content (%) | - |
Insertion site | fda |
Function | - |
Species that ICE can be transferred to | Streptococcus thermophilus CNRZ385 |
Nucleotide Sequence | - |
Coordinates | - |
Putative oriT region | - |
Putative relaxase | - |
Function tags R Antibiotic resistance V Virulence factor M Metal resistance D Defense system G Degradation S Symbiosis
The Interaction Network among ICE/IME/CIME
Detailed Informatioin of the Interaction Network
# | ICE | Inter_Ele [Type] | Methods | Donors | Recipients | Exper_Ref |
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1 | CIMEL3catR3 | ICESt3 [ICE] | in cis | Streptococcus thermophilus | Streptococcus thermophilus | 21722203 |
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(2) Bellanger X, Morel C, Gonot F, Puymege A, Decaris B, Guédon G. (2011) Site-specific accretion of an integrative conjugative element together with a related genomic island leads to cis mobilization and gene capture. Mol Microbiol. 2011 Aug;81(4):912-25. [PubMed:21722203] |
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