REPLICATIVE FRAGMENTATION IN T4 BACTERIOPHAGE DNA. II. BIPARENTAL MOLECULAR RECOMBINATION.
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Biomedical subjects
A W KOZINSKI
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Fragmentary transfer of P32-labeled parental DNA to progeny phage. II. The average size of the transferred parental fragment. Two-cycletransfer. Repair of the polynucleotide chain after fragmentation.
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Bacteriophages↗
Effects of P32 decay on transduction by Salmonella phage P22.
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Bacteriophage P22↗
Effect of concentration on the formation of molecular hybrids from T4 DNA.
When the thymine of T(4) DNA is replaced by 5-BU the melting temperature of T(4) DNA is increased from about 83 degrees to about 93 degrees C. Heating and slow cooling of T(4) DNA at concentrations of about 30 mug/ml leads to aggregates which consist of several polynucleotide chains which appear in the electron microscope as a branched structure. The aggregates have regions which are true hybrids. When the concentration of T(4) DNA is lowered to less than 1 mug/ml the products of hybridization are not aggregates but have the morphology of native DNA molecules and the density labels are distributed as expected from the fusing of two chains of approximately equal length.
Bacteriophages↗
Fragmentary transfer of P32-labeled parental DNA to progeny phage.
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Bacteriophages↗
Uniform sensitivity to P32 decay among progeny of P32-free phage phi-X174 grown on P32-labeled bacteria.
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Bacteria↗
Phage DNA subunits in the phage precursor pool.
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Bacteriophages↗
The kinetics of parental deoxyribonucleic acid replication, deoxyguanylate kinase formation and 32P-inactivation of the parental virus in Escherichia coli infected with bacteriophage T4.
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Bacteriophage T4↗
Dispersive transfer of the parental DNA molecule to the progeny of phage phiX-174.
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Bacteriophages↗
Effect of antimetabolites on antigen Vi synthesis and variability in S. typhi.
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Antimetabolites↗
[Studies on the nature of lysogenesis, bacteriocytogenesis, and similar phenomena].
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Humans↗
[Studies on substrates of bacterial viruses. VII. Effect of antiphage serum on decomposition of Vi antigen by phage lysates].
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Antibodies↗
[Coprecipitation of bacterial antigens and lipids].
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Antibodies↗
[Studies on substrates for bacterial viruses. III. Hemagglutination of sensitized erytheocytes with substrates in the presence of phage and antiphage serum].
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Bacteriophages↗
[Investigations on substrates for bacterial viruses. IV. Effect of temperature and of specific antiphage serum on phage hemagglutination reaction].
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Bacteriophages↗
[Investigations on substrates for bacterial viruses. V. Comparative investigation on substrates decomposed by living and ultraviolet-irradiated phages].
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Bacteriophages↗
[Investigations on substrates for bacterial viruses. VI. Determination of temperature inactivating enzymatic activity, of viability, and of sensitizing capacity for passive phage hemagglutination].
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[Investigations on substrates for bacterial viruses. II. Quantitative principles of reactions of phage with erythrocytes sensitized with substrates].
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Bacteriophages↗