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Control of bacteriophage mu lysogenic repression.

Journal of molecular biology - 14 Oct 2005

Ranquet Caroline, Toussaint Ariane, de Jong Hidde, Maenhaut-Michel Geneviève, Geiselmann Johannes

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The transposable and temperate phage Mu infects Escherichia coli where it can enter the lytic life-cycle or reside as a repressed and integrated prophage. The repressor protein Rep is the key element in the lysis-lysogeny decision. We have analyzed the fate of Rep in different mutants by Western blotting under two conditions that can induce a lysogen: high temperature and stationary phase. We show that,...

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PMID: 16154589
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmb.2005.08.015

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