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DNA synthesis in P1 infected E. coli mutants temperature-sensitive in DNA replication

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P1 DNA is synthesized in the E. coli ts dna mutants 165/70 (elongation defect) and 252 (initiation defect) at elevated temperatures. In strain 165/70, P1 infection at 41°C leads to phage production accompanied by a transient recovery of bacterial DNA synthesis. No phages are produced byt P1 DNA is still synthesized in strain 252 if infected after host DNA replication has come to a halt at 42°C.

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Communicated by W. Arber

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Beyersmann, D., Schuster, H. DNA synthesis in P1 infected E. coli mutants temperature-sensitive in DNA replication. Molec. Gen. Genetics 114, 173–176 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00332788

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