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[Genome instability of Pseudomonas aeruginosa phages of the EL species: examination of virulent mutants].

Genetika - 1 Feb 2011

Krylov S V, Pletneva E A, Burkal'tseva M V, Shaburova O V, Miroshnikov K A, Lavigne R, Cornelissen A, Krylov V N

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The article continues a study of pseudolysogeny in Pseudominas aeruginosa infected with phiKZ-like phages of the EL species. Analysis was performed for several newly isolated virulent mutants of EL phages (EL and RU) that were virulent (capable of causing lysis of bacteria infected with the wild-type phage) and a lower extent of opalescence of negative colonies (NCs). Wile-type recombinants were detected in...

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