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Gene 61.3 of bacteriophage T4 is the spackle gene.

Virology - 1 Aug 1999

Kai T, Ueno H, Otsuka Y, Morimoto W, Yonesaki T

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The bacteriophage T4 e gene encodes lysozyme (e-lysozyme), which releases progeny phage after normal infection of Escherichia coli cells. A mutation in the spackle gene suppresses the defect in e-lysozyme (Emrich, 1968). The spackle gene was mapped between genes 41 and 61, but its precise location has not previously been determined. In the current study, we constructed an amber mutant of gene 61.3, amST14, by...

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PMID: 10417260
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1999.9829

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