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Accessory genes in the darA operon of bacteriophage P1 affect antirestriction function, generalized transduction, head morphogenesis, and host cell lysis.

Virology - 10 Nov 1998

Iida S, Hiestand-Nauer R, Sandmeier H, Lehnherr H, Arber W

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Bacteriophage P1 mutants with the 8.86-kb region between the invertible C-segment and the residential IS1 element deleted from their genome are still able to grow vegetatively and to lysogenize stably, but they show several phenotypic changes. These include the formation of minute plaques due to delayed cell lysis, the abundant production of small-headed particles, a lack of specific internal head proteins,...

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PMID: 9813202
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1998.9405

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