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Over-expression of rexA nullifies T4rII exclusion in Escherichia coli K(lambda) lysogens.

Canadian journal of microbiology - 1 Feb 2004

Slavcev Roderick A, Hayes Sidney

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Dosage and relative cellular levels of RexA and RexB proteins encoded by the rexA-rexB genes of a lambda prophage are important for the Rex+ phenotype, which was nullified when greater RexA or RexB was provided than was necessary for the complementation of a rexA- or a rexB- prophage.

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PMID: 15052316
DOI: 10.1139/w03-115

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