Integration-negative mutants of bacteriophage lambda.
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Summary
The recombinational behavior of int mutants in wild-type and recombination-deficient bacteria suggests that the int + gene determines a site-specific function involved in normal prophage integration and detachment.
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- article
- Published
- 1968-02-14
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- 399
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- 45
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Keywords
Lysogen, Lysogenic cycle, Prophage, Bacteriophage, Mutant
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