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Bacteriophage T4 gene 17 amplification mutants: evidence for initiation by the T4 terminase subunit gp16.

Journal of molecular biology - 7 Apr 1995

Wu C H, Lin H, Black L W

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Bacteriophage T4 genes 16 and 19 containing the 24 bp homology regions that recombine to form Hp17 mutants were cloned into plasmids. When the two homology sequences were cloned either together into one or separately into two compatible plasmids, a polymerase chain reaction assay showed that recombination occurred in vivo. The recombinant sequence was identical with that found in T4 phage Hp17 mutants, and was...

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