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Blocking the T4 lysis inhibition phenotype.

Gene - 4 Dec 2003

Slavcev Roderick A, Hayes Sidney

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Nonlysogenic Escherichia coli K cells exhibit a delay in lysis when infected by T4rII phage termed lysis inhibition (LIN). E. coli K cells expressing lambda rexB from either a prophage defective for rexA, or a multicopy plasmid supported T4rII infection, but prevented the establishment of LIN. In addition, E. coli null mutations in either the periplasmic "tail-specific protease" tsp, or the 10Sa RNA ssrA,...

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PMID: 14637004
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2003.08.015

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