F A Eiserling
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11.
Anderson L, Eiserling F
J Mol Biol
. 1986 Oct;
191(3):441-51.
PMID: 3102748
The light-harvesting complex of cyanobacteria and red algae, the phycobilisome, has two structural domains, the core and the rods. Both contain biliproteins and linker peptides. The core contains the site...
12.
Duda R, Gingery M, Eiserling F
Virology
. 1986 Jun;
151(2):296-314.
PMID: 2939620
Bacteriophage T4 tails contain a set of extended protein molecules in the central channel of the tail tube through which the DNA must exit during infection. Treatment of tails with...
13.
Duda R, Wall J, Hainfeld J, Sweet R, Eiserling F
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 1985 Aug;
82(16):5550-4.
PMID: 3161081
Analysis of dark-field scanning transmission electron micrographs of unstained freeze-dried specimens established that the interior of the intact bacteriophage T4 tail tube contains extra density that is missing in tubes...
14.
Eiserling F, Corso J, Feng S, Epstein R
Virology
. 1984 Aug;
137(1):95-101.
PMID: 6382791
The relative phage yields of cells of Escherichia coli infected with both wild-type and amber mutant phages deficient in head morphogenesis were determined. The decrease in burst size as a...
15.
Eiserling F, Fluck M, Epstein R
Virology
. 1984 Aug;
137(1):86-94.
PMID: 6382790
Mixed infection of nonpermissive bacteria by amber mutant and wild-type T4 phage reduces the burst size in a manner that depends on the nature of the gene product eliminated by...
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Anderson L, Rayner M, Sweet R, Eiserling F
J Bacteriol
. 1983 Sep;
155(3):1407-16.
PMID: 6411691
Nostoc sp. strain MAC cyanobacteria were green in color when grown in white light at 30 degrees C and contained phycobilisomes that had phycoerythrin and phycocyanin in a molar ratio...
17.
Parker M, Eiserling F
J Virol
. 1983 Apr;
46(1):260-9.
PMID: 6827651
The virion proteins of SPO1 have been determined by sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis methods on purified phage components and on phage lysates. The phage head contains 16 proteins, and...
18.
Parker M, Ralston E, Eiserling F
J Virol
. 1983 Apr;
46(1):250-9.
PMID: 6402606
The capsid of bacteriophage SPO1 is icosahedral, and the subunit arrangement on the 87-nm-diameter head suggests the triangulation number T = 16. The major capsid protein (45,700 daltons) is cleaved...
19.
Parker M, Eiserling F
J Virol
. 1983 Apr;
46(1):239-49.
PMID: 6402605
Bacteriophage SPO1, a structually complex phage with hydroxymethyl uracil replacing thymine, has been studied by structural and chemical methods with the aim of defining the virion organization. The contractile tail...
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Duda R, Eiserling F
J Virol
. 1982 Aug;
43(2):714-20.
PMID: 7109039
The length of the T4 tail is precisely regulated in vivo at the time of polymerization of the tail core protein onto the baseplate. Since no mutations which alter tail...