Direction of SPP1 DNA Replication in Transfected B. Subtilis Cells

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Journal Mol Gen Genet

Specialties Genetics
Molecular Biology

Date 1973 Jan 18

PMID 4631262

Citations 6

Authors

G KLOTZ

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Citing Articles

Establishment of a correlation between physical molecule and genetic map in one segment of the SPP1 chromosome.

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Specific recognition in gene conversion. The extent of repair synthesis in SPP1 transfection of B. subtilis.

Schlaeger E, Spatz H Mol Gen Genet. 1974; 130(2):165-75.

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A quantitative theory of transfection in B. subtilis.

Fischbach K, Spatz H, KLOTZ G Mol Gen Genet. 1975; 141(2):121-45.

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Bacteriophages of Bacillus subtilis.

Hemphill H, WHITELEY H Bacteriol Rev. 1975; 39(3):257-315.

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SPP1 DNA replicative forms: growth of phage SPP1 in Bacillus subtilis mutants temperature-sensitive in DNA synthesis.

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