pMT1

E357722

pMT1 is a virulence plasmid of Yersinia pestis that carries key genes, including the murine toxin gene, essential for the bacterium’s pathogenicity and flea-borne transmission.

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Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf plasmid
virulence plasmid
associatedWithDisease plague
associatedWithPathotype highly virulent Yersinia pestis strains
biosafetyRelevance biodefense and high-consequence pathogen research
carriersGene caf1
fraction 1 capsule antigen gene
murine toxin gene
pH 6 antigen gene
psaA
ymt
carriersLocus fra locus
ymt locus
contributesTo environmental persistence in flea gut
resistance to phagocytosis via capsule formation
discoveredInContextOf plague virulence studies
DNAType circular double-stranded DNA
encodes F1 capsule antigen
Yersinia murine toxin
pH 6 antigen
foundInTaxon Yersinia pestis
geneticElementOf Yersinia pestis
surface form: Yersinia pestis CO92

Yersinia pestis
surface form: Yersinia pestis KIM
hasAlternativeName F1 plasmid
pFra
hostRange narrow, mainly Yersinia pestis
importanceInResearch model for studying flea-borne transmission mechanisms
target for attenuation in vaccine strain development
involvedIn oral toxicity to rodents
survival of Yersinia pestis in flea vector
isMobileGeneticElement true
isNonChromosomal true
location cytoplasm of Yersinia pestis
molecularFunctionContext virulence factor expression platform
requiredFor blockage-dependent flea transmission
efficient colonization of flea midgut
roleIn flea-borne transmission of Yersinia pestis
pathogenicity of Yersinia pestis
taxonSpecificity primarily Yersinia pestis

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