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[Physiological effects of sunlight on Bacillus subtilis strains with varying capacity to repair photoproducts].

Mikrobiologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Lotareva O V

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Nonlethal doses of sunlight were established to cause a growth delay in Bacillus subtilis strain 1201 possessing an unimpaired repair system. This effect was not observed with the 1201-10 uvr1 mutant deficient in DNA excision repair; however, addition of an extract of uvr1+ cells restorated the phenomenon of growth delay by sunlight in this mutant. Experiments with glass light filters showed that a weakened...

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