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Génétique des Bactériophages

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Sans préjuger de la nature ou de l’origine des bactériophages, on peut dire qu’ils se comportent d’une façon générale comme des virus. Ils se sont révélés un matériel de choix pour l’étude de la génétique de ces agents en raison de la facilité de leur manipulation et de la vitesse de leur multiplication. Leur numération peut se faire de manière simple et précise, car chaque particule de phage, déposée à la surface d’une culture continue d’une bactérie indicatrice sensible, donne naissance à une tache de lyse macroscopiquement visible et facile à compter.

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Fredericq, P. (1958). Génétique des Bactériophages. In: Hallauer, C., Meyer, K.F. (eds) Handbuch der Virusforschung. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-7885-0_2

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