Bacteriophage Mu sites and functions involved in the inhibition of lambda::mini-Mu growth.
Bacteriophage Mu sites and functions involved in the inhibition of lambda::mini-Mu growth.
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噬菌体 Mu 位点和功能参与抑制 lambda::mini-Mu 生长。
DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(90)90463-2
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发表时间:
1990
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Howe,MM
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作者:
Glasgow,AC;Miller,JL;Howe,MM
To better understand the nature of the mini-Mu-directed process which results in inhibition of λ:: mini-Mu growth we characterized spontaneous deletion mutants of the λ:: mini-Mu phage. On the basis of analysis of the deletion endpoints, mini-Mu replication functions, and integration and inhibition properties, the λ:: mini-Mu deletion mutants were divided into five classes which define the Mu sites and functions involved in λ::mini-Mu growth inhibition. Class 1 mutants, which still exhibit λ::mini-Mu growth inhibition, collectively delete all the Mu late functions encoded by the mini-Mu. Class 2 and 5 mutants, which showcis-dominant defects in inhibition and integration, delete the right and left mini-Mu attachment sites, respectively. Phages of Classes 3 and 4, which delete the MuBorAandBgenes, respectively, show recessive defects in growth inhibition. The properties of these mutants define the Mu replication functions, A and B, and the Mu attachment sites as essential for the inhibition of λ:: mini-Mu growth. The observation that the sites and functions essential for Mu replication also have requisite roles in the inhibition of λ:: mini-Mu growth suggests that inhibition results from mini-Mu-promoted replicative interference of λ::mini-Mu development.