PubMed · 2997840
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K Nagai. 1985. [Protein engineering].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2997840/
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The in-gel endonuclease digestion method was introduced for the molecular epidemiology of molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV). We obtained clear electrophoretic patterns from 90.3% of single lesions. The distribution of MCV types in Western Japan was revealed to be different from that in other countries.
Data from physical and genetic mapping studies show that the vegetative genome of the temperate, Group E 1 Salmonella bacteriophage, epsilon 15, is circularly-permuted. Preliminary evidence suggests that the circular permutation of the epsilon 15 genome is non-random.