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Altered chemotaxis of a Bacillus sphaericus L-ethionine-resistant sporulation mutant. A probable link between chemotaxis and sporulation.

FEBS letters - 8 Aug 1994

Andreev J, Dibrov P A, Braun S

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A UV irradiation-induced mutant of B. sphaericus 2362 whose sporulation was inhibited neither by natural amino acids nor by L-ethionine was selected. The mutant (A61) grew slowly in rich amino acid medium and contained increased concentrations of heat-resistant spores throughout the growth. Slow growth of A61 was related to continuous presence of aging and sporulating cells even when the medium was rich in...

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PMID: 8050607
DOI: 10.1016/0014-5793(94)00713-6

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