Location of new clear plaque genes on the P1 map.
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Summary
Genes c 6, c 7, and c 8 have been located on the P1 map and gene c l has been relocated and it is shown that a mutant that complements with neither c 4 mutants nor c 1 mutants is also linked very tightly to gene c 1.
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- article
- Published
- 1977-10-15
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- 19
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- 12
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Keywords
Mutant, Biology, Gene, Phenotype, Genetics
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- Clear plaque mutants of phage P7.
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- Mutations in Coliphage P1 Affecting Host Cell Lysis
- Isolation and characterization of cloned fragments of bacteriophage P1 DNA.
- Map location of the kanamycin resistance determinant in P1Km0.
- A new pleiotropic bacteriophage P1 mutation, bof, affecting c1 repression activity, the expression of plasmid incompatibility and the expression of certain constitutive prophage genes
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- A nonsense mutation in bacteriophage P1 eliminates the synthesis of a protein required for normal plasmid maintenance.
- Site-specific recombinational circularization of bacteriophage P1 DNA.
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- Genome of Bacteriophage P1
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