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Interaction of bacteriophage lambda with its cell surface receptor: an in vitro study of binding of the viral tail protein gpJ to LamB (Maltoporin).

Biochemistry - 28 Feb 2006

Berkane Emir, Orlik Frank, Stegmeier Johannes F, Charbit Alain, Winterhalter Mathias, Benz Roland

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The cell surface receptor for bacteriophage Lambda is LamB (maltoporin). Responsible for phage binding to LamB is the C-terminal part, gpJ, of phage tail protein J. To study the interaction between LamB and gpJ, a chimera protein composed of maltose binding protein (MBP or MalE) connected to the...

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PMID: 16489764
DOI: 10.1021/bi051800v

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