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Allele-specific suppression as a tool to study protein-protein interactions in bacteria.
Methods (San Diego, Calif.) - 1 Jan 2000
Manson M D
Abstract excerpt
Suppression analysis is well suited to study the interactions of gene products. It offers the advantage of simplicity for any organism for which a convenient genetic system has been developed, which holds for a wide spectrum of bacteria and an ever-increasing number of unicellular as well as complex eukaryotes. No other method provides as much information about the functional relationships of biological...
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