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Stimulation of mutations suppressing the loss of replication control by small alcohols.

Mutation research - 1 Aug 1990

Hayes S, Hayes C, Duncan D, Bennett V, Blushke J

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Transient exposure of lysogenic Escherichia coli cells to small alcohols stimulated the frequency of mutations suppressing the lethal loss of replication control from a prophage fragment of bacteriophage lambda. The stimulation in mutation frequency paralleled the effect of mutagenic agents, and in this sense the alcohols behaved as mutagens. 10-min treatments above distinct threshold concentrations at 23%, 18%,...

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PMID: 2143557
DOI: 10.1016/0027-5107(90)90022-v

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