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Complete mitochondrial genome sequence of the wine yeast Candida zemplinina: intraspecies distribution of a novel group-IIB1 intron with eubacterial affiliations.
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The mtDNA of the ascomycetous wine yeast Candida zemplinina is a circularly mapping genome of 23,114 bp. It contains 35 genes coding for the seven basic subunits of oxidative phosporylation found in yeasts (the genes encoding for NADH oxidoreductase subunits are absent), the ribosomal protein Var1, two rRNAs and 25 tRNA genes. Although protein phylogenetic analysis showed a divergent mitochondrial genome, several traits appeared preserved. The conserved gene blocks between the mtDNAs of C. zemplinina and Candida glabrata were maintained and changes in gene order and putative promoters were due to restricted genome reshuffling. New heterogeneous hairpin elements were identified scattered throughout cox1 introns. The large subunit rRNA gene harboured the first group-IIB1 intron containing a putative active reverse transcriptase (RT) in mitochondrial genomes of fungi. Phylogenetic analysis of the RT protein confirmed its closer relationship to eubacterial intronic RTs, while being only distantly related to all other fungal mitochondrial group-II introns and RTs. The findings point towards an early migration event of a eubacterial group-II intron to the mitochondrial genome of C. zemplinina.
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Author/s: Pramateftaki, Paraskevi V (PV); Kouvelis, Vassili N (VN); Lanaridis, Panagiotis (P); Typas, Milton A (MA);
Affiliation: Wine Institute of Athens, National Agricultural Research Foundation (N.AG.RE.F.), Lykovrissi, Greece.
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Publication Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
Journal: FEMS yeast research (FEMS Yeast Res), published in England. (Language: eng)
Reference: 2008-Mar; vol 8 (issue 2) : pp 311-27
Dates: Created 2008/02/13; Completed 2008/05/05;
PMID: 18081838, status: MEDLINE (last retrieval date: 2/18/2009, IMS Date: )
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