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Portions of the S. typhimurium rpUL operon were isolated by EcoRI digestion from the recombinant pNL1 plasmid (1), cloned on the pUC19 vector (2) and sequenced by the procedure (3). Presented below is the determined nucleotide sequence of rpUL and the deduced a. a. sequence of r-proteins LlO and L7/L12 of S. typhimurium, as compared to those of E. coli (4). Due to the highly conserved structure, LlO protein of S. typhimurium is regulatory capable for rpUL genes of E. coli (5). Only three a.a. (Ser-12, Ala-45 and Ser-109) are different in L7/L12 protein of S. typhimurium and E. coli. In contrast to the leader sequence of the rlpJL mRNA and the LlO-binding site (overlined) (6), no EMBL accession no. X53072

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Nucleotide sequence of the rplJL operon and the deduced primary structure of the encoded L10 and L7/L12 proteins of Salmonella typhimurium compared to that of Escherichia coli