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Danny Wan
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Executive Director, Daily Democrat
Beats
Voting rights, and Oregon politics. Chicanx/Latinx issues, race and racism California politics, criminal justice reform economic inequality, elections
nuclear regulations
Content
Chlamydia plasmid-encoded protein Pgp2 is a replication initiator with a unique beta-hairpin necessary for iteron-binding and plasmid replication
By Danny Wan Verified, Matthew Pan, Guangming Zhong, Huizhou Fan| bioRxiv@ AbstractThe virulence plasmid of the obligate intracellular bacterium Chlamydia encodes eight proteins. Among these, Pgp3 is crucial for pathogenicity, and Pgp4 functions as a transcriptional regulator of both plasmid and chromosomal genes. The remaining proteins, Pgp1, Pgp5, Pgp6, Pgp7, and Pgp8, are predicted to play various roles in plasmid replication or maintenance based on their amino acid sequences. However, the function of Pgp2 remains unknown, even though it is required for transformation.
Analyzing RNA-Seq Data from Chlamydia with Super Broad Transcriptomic Activation: Challenges, Solutions, and Implications for Other Systems
By Danny Wan Verified, Andrew Cheng Verified, Yuxuan Wang, Guangming Zhong| bioRxiv@ AbstractMotivation: RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) offers profound insights into the complex transcriptomes of diverse biological systems. However, standard differential expression analysis pipelines based on DESeq2 and edgeR encounter challenges when applied to the immediate early transcriptomes of Chlamydia spp., obligate intracellular bacteria.
Chlamydia plasmid-encoded protein Pgp2 is a replication initiator with a unique beta-hairpin necessary for iteron-binding and plasmid replication
By Danny Wan Verified, Matthew Pan, Guangming Zhong, Huizhou Fan| bioRxiv@ AbstractThe virulence plasmid of the obligate intracellular bacterium Chlamydia encodes eight proteins. Among these, Pgp3 is crucial for pathogenicity, and Pgp4 functions as a transcriptional regulator of both plasmid and chromosomal genes. The remaining proteins, Pgp1, Pgp5, Pgp6, Pgp7, and Pgp8, are predicted to play various roles in plasmid replication or maintenance based on their amino acid sequences. However, the function of Pgp2 remains unknown, even though it is required for transformation.
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