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The GemA protein of phage Mu and the GyrB gyrase subunit of Escherichia coli: the search for targets and interactions leading to the reversion of Mu-induced mutations.
Biochimie - 1 Feb 2001
Abbes C, Joseleau-Petit D, Liébart J C, D'Ari R, Sezonov G
Abstract excerpt
The mutant bacteriophage Mugem2(Ts), known to synchronize the division of infected cells, to relax DNA supercoiling and, as prophage, to give rise to precisely excised revertants, has been thought to overexpress the gemA-mor operon, and genetic evidence suggests that the B subunit of DNA gyrase (...
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