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    Gene. 1995 Mar 21;155(1):135-6.

    Sequence of the Rhodococcus equi gene encoding the virulence-associated 15-17-kDa antigens.

    Sekizaki T, Takai S, Egawa Y, Ikeda T, Ito H, Tsubaki S.

    National Institute of Animal Health, Ibaraki, Japan.

    The nucleotide sequence of the Rhodococcus equi gene encoding the virulence-associated 15-17-kDa antigens, located on plasmid pREAT701, has been determined. The gene encodes a 19-kDa protein of 189 amino acids, with an Ala-rich leader signal sequence (SS). At least five SS peptidase cleavage sites were found in this region. The molecular diversity of 15-17-kDa antigens might be attributed to the multiple SS peptidase cleavage sites.

    PMID: 7698659 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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