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Opposite roles of the dmd gene in the control of RNase E and RNase LS activities.
Genes & genetic systems - 1 Aug 2005
Kanesaki Takuma, Hamada Takahiro, Yonesaki Tetsuro
Abstract excerpt
When the dmd gene of bacteriophage T4 is defective, expression of middle genes starts normally but drops abruptly. However, the residual expression of middle genes at late stages continues at a higher rate in cells infected with a dmd mutant than with the wild type. In order to understand the complex effects of the dmd gene, we followed changes in the quantity of mRNA from a middle gene, uvsY. The uvsY mRNA was...
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