Titlebook: Bacterial and Bacteriophage Genetics; An Introduction Edward A. Birge Textbook 19882nd edition Springer-Verlag New York 1988 Bakterien.Bakt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-31117-1ct of considerable study. In this chapter descriptions of selected bacteriophages are presented to illustrate the high degree of genetic diversity available to the bacterial geneticist and to provide comparisons of these phages to each other and to T4. To facilitate these comparisons, the physical p

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Grundrechtsverpflichtete und -tr?gervirions. However, many bacteriophages are known for which there is an alternative outcome to phage infection. Instead of the customary unrestrained DNA replication and phage assembly, there is a temperate response in which the bacteriophage sets up housekeeping within the bacterial cell and maintain

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Struktur der europ?ischen Grundrechteed by Zinder and Lederberg for . and phage P22 but has since been shown to occur in many other bacteria and to involve a variety of bacteriophages. Depending on which virus is involved, the donor cell DNA may or may not be associated with viral DNA inside the capsid of the bacteriophage. However, in

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Gleichheits- und besondere Schutzrechtee. Large DNA fragments (as heavy as several million daltons) are released from donor cells and diffuse through the culture medium to recipient cells. The molecules are then transported across the cell wall and cell membrane into the cytoplasm where recombination occurs. The process is distinct from

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-31117-1ny other scientists had tried to demonstrate conjugation and had failed. Nevertheless, Lederberg and Tatum, working at Yale University, chose to make another attempt using a common laboratory strain of bacteria, . K-12, as their experimental system. They also decided to test only a few isolates of t

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Struktur der europ?ischen Grundrechteregulatory element commonly found in bacteria. This chapter expands on the role of the repressor and introduces many new regulatory elements. Implicit in the discussion that follows is the fact that protein and RNA molecules do not last indefinitely in the cell. Proteases and nucleases are produced

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Grundrechtsverpflichtete und -tr?gering even bacteria and viruses, exhibit some sort of genetic exchange. The two processes may seem antithetical, as recombination, the movement of genetic information from one molecule of nucleic acid to another, implies that the nucleic acid undergoes some kind of structural alteration. However, as i

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