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[Location of the binary toxin gene of Bacillus sphaeriucs and some biological characteristics of its asprogenous mutants].

Wei sheng wu xue bao = Acta microbiologica Sinica - 1 Oct 1999

Liu Y, Sun F, Yuan Z, Liu E, Zhang Y

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Location of the binary toxin gene of Bs C3-41 and some biological characteristics of its asporogenous mutants which obtained by DES treatment were studied in this paper. Mutant C4, L5 with blocked at the stage II of sporulation course were not possessed of any crystalline inclusion, but the binary toxin proteins were detected in their cells by SDS-PAGE analysis. Another mutant G5 which blocked at the stage III of...

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