[ULTRAVIOLET INDUCTION BY CONJUGATION OF LAMBDA PROPHAGE THROUGH THE INTERMEDIARY OF COLICINOGENIC FACTOR I].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
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[Localization of the prophage on the chromosome; its intervention in the degree of apparent segregation of the recombinants of Escherichia coli K. 12].
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Bacteriophages↗
[Relation between the abortive development of the prophage in Bacillus megatherium 91 (1) and the synthesis of desoxyribonucleic acid].
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Animals↗
[The role of bivalent cations in the induction of the development of prophage by reducing agents].
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Bacteriophages↗
The radiation sensitivity of Escherichia coli B: a hypothesis relating filament formation and prophage induction. 1967.
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DNA Damage↗
Reciprocal recombination in prophage lambda.
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Chromosomes↗
[The induction of the prophage of Escherichia coli K 12 (lambda) during variable durations of the stationary phase].
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Bacterial Proteins↗
Induction of lambdaCI prophages in Escherichia coli C600 T44.
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Adenine↗
Non-receptivity for kappa phage of kappa-lysogenic Serratia and reactions to superinfection of receptive cells with a mutant prophage.
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Bacteriophages↗
Conjugal transfer of UV-damaged F-prime sex factors and indirect induction of prophage- .
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Antibiotics, Antineoplastic↗
The replication of prophage P1 DNA.
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Cell Division↗
The molecular mechanism of virus induction. I. A procedure for the biochemical assay of prophage induction.
The basic conditions for use of a new biochemical assay of bacteriophage induction are described. This method is based on the read-through transcription of the tryptophan operon integrated into an "early" transcribed region of the bacteriophage phi80 or gamma genome. Inactivation of repressor molecules was assayed by measuring, in the presence of tryptophan, anthranilate synthetase activity in an Escherichia coli (trpE-) phi80 or gamma lysogen infected with phi80ptrp or gammaptrp, respectively, and treated with mitomycin C or UV irradiation. This method provides a sensitive and easy means to analyze the induction process.
Anthranilate Synthase↗
Induction of prophage lambda by gamma-rays, mitomycin C and tif; repressor cleavage studied by immunoprecipitation.
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Bacterial Proteins↗
Genetic study of prophage excision with a temperature inducible mutant of Mu-1.
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Chromosomes, Bacterial↗
Prophage induction and cell division in E. coli. I. Further characterization of the thermosensitive mutation tif-1 whose expression mimics the effect of UV irradiation.
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Bacterial Proteins↗
[Prophage induction and cell division in E. coli. II. Linked (recA, zab) and unlinked (lex) suppressors of tif-1-mediated induction and filamentation].
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Cell Division↗
Genetic studies with two prophages naturally resident in Serratia marcescens HY.
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Bacteriophages↗
Phage and prophage decision in defective lambda-lysogens: the role of cII product.
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Coliphages↗