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Blazenka Soldo
Researcher at University of Lausanne
Publications - 20
Citations - 4774
Blazenka Soldo is an academic researcher from University of Lausanne. The author has contributed to research in topics: Bacillus subtilis & Gene. The author has an hindex of 17, co-authored 20 publications receiving 4636 citations.
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The complete genome sequence of the Gram-positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis
F. Kunst,Naotake Ogasawara,Ivan Moszer,Alessandra M. Albertini,G. Alloni,Vasco Azevedo,M. G. Bertero,M. G. Bertero,Philippe Bessières,Bolotin Ap,S. Borchert,Rainer Borriss,L. Boursier,Alain Brans,M. Braun,S. C. Brignell,Sierd Bron,S. Brouillet,S. Brouillet,Carlo V. Bruschi,B. Caldwell,V. Capuano,Noel Carter,Soo Keun Choi,J.-J. Codani,Ian F. Connerton,Nicola J. Cummings,Richard A. Daniel,François Denizot,Kevin M. Devine,A. Düsterhöft,Stanislav Dusko Ehrlich,P. T. Emmerson,K. D. Entian,Jeff Errington,C. Fabret,Eugenio Ferrari,D. Foulger,C. Fritz,Masaya Fujita,Yasutaro Fujita,S. Fuma,Alessandro Galizzi,Nathalie Galleron,Sa Youl Ghim,Philippe Glaser,André Goffeau,E. J. Golightly,Guido Grandi,G. Guiseppi,BJ Guy,Kazuko Haga,Jacques Haiech,Colin R. Harwood,Alain Hénaut,H. Hilbert,Siger Holsappel,S. Hosono,Marie-Françoise Hullo,Mitsuhiro Itaya,Louis M. Jones,Bernard Joris,Dimitri Karamata,Y. Kasahara,M. Klaerr-Blanchard,Carsten Klein,Y. Kobayashi,P. Koetter,G. Koningstein,Susanne Krogh,Miyuki Kumano,Kanako Kurita,Alla Lapidus,S. Lardinois,J. Lauber,Vladimir Lazarevic,Simon Ming-Yuen Lee,Alain Levine,H. Liu,S. Masuda,Catherine Mauël,Claudine Médigue,Claudine Médigue,N. Medina,Rafael P. Mellado,Motoki Mizuno,D. Moestl,S. Nakai,Michiel A. Noback,David Noone,Mary O'Reilly,K. Ogawa,A. Ogiwara,B. Oudega,S.-H. Park,Victor Parro,Thomas Pohl,Daniel Portetelle,Steffen Porwollik,A. M. Prescott,E. Presecan,Petar Pujic,Bénédicte Purnelle,Georges Rapoport,M. Rey,Stacey Reynolds,Michael A. Rieger,Carlo Rivolta,Eduardo P. C. Rocha,Eduardo P. C. Rocha,B. Roche,Matthias Rose,Yoshito Sadaie,Toshitada Sato,E. Scanlan,S. Schleich,R. Schroeter,F Scoffone,Junichi Sekiguchi,Agnieszka Sekowska,Simone J. Séror,Pascale Serror,B.-S. Shin,Blazenka Soldo,Alexei Sorokin,E. Tacconi,T. Takagi,Hideyuki Takahashi,Ken-Ichi Takemaru,Michio Takeuchi,A. Tamakoshi,Tetsu Tanaka,Peter Terpstra,Angelo Tognoni,Valentina Tosato,Shigeki Uchiyama,Micheline Vandenbol,Françoise Vannier,A. Vassarotti,Alain Viari,R. Wambutt,E. Wedler,H. Wedler,T. Weitzenegger,P. Winters,Anil Wipat,Hiroki Yamamoto,Kunio Yamane,K. Yasumoto,Katsunori Yata,K. Yoshida,Hisashi Yoshikawa,Emmanuelle Zumstein,Hiroshi Yoshikawa,Antoine Danchin +154 more
TL;DR: Bacillus subtilis is the best-characterized member of the Gram-positive bacteria, indicating that bacteriophage infection has played an important evolutionary role in horizontal gene transfer, in particular in the propagation of bacterial pathogenesis.
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Sequencing and analysis of the Bacillus subtilis lytRABC divergon: a regulatory unit encompassing the structural genes of the N-acetylmuramoyl-L-alanine amidase and its modifier.
TL;DR: The regulatory unit of Bacillus subtilis strain 168 encompassing the structural genes of the N-acetylmuramoyl-L-alanine amidase and of its modifier has been sequenced, and found to be a divergon consisting of divergently transcribed operons lytABC and lytR.
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tagO is involved in the synthesis of all anionic cell-wall polymers in Bacillus subtilis 168.
TL;DR: The authors discuss the possibility that TagO may represent a pivotal element in the multi-enzyme complexes responsible for the synthesis of anionic cell-wall polymers, and that it may play one of the key roles in balanced cell growth.
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Nucleotide sequence of the Bacillus subtilis temperate bacteriophage SPβc2
Vladimir Lazarevic,A. Düsterhöft,Blazenka Soldo,Helmut Hilbert,Catherine Mauël,Dimitri Karamata +5 more
TL;DR: The Bacillus subtilis 168 chromosomal region extending from 184 degrees to 195 degrees, corresponding to prophage SPbeta, has been completely sequenced using DNA of the thermoinducible SPbetac2 mutant, and this 134416 bp segment comprises 187 putative ORFs which, according to their orientation, were grouped into three clusters.
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Bacillus subtilis α-phosphoglucomutase is required for normal cell morphology and biofilm formation
TL;DR: The deficiency in biofilm formation in gtaC and gtaE mutants may be attributed to an inability to synthesize UDP-glucose, an important intermediate in a number of cell envelope biosynthetic processes.