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Specialized Transduction of a Cysteine Marker by Rhizobium meliloti Phage 16-3
Specialized transduction by phage 16-3 of one of the cys markers of Rhizobium meliloti is described. The frequency of transduction was 10−6 to 10−7 per plaque-forming unit. About two-thirds of the transductants were heterogenotes, unstable for the cys+ marker, and yielded high frequency transducing lysates (10−2 per plaque-forming unit). In phage lysates, plaque-forming transducing particles were directly demonstrated while non-plaque-forming particles were only detected indirectly via complementation of defective lysogenic transductants. In the defective transductants, the two distal ends of the vegetative phage map were lacking. By plasmid transfer, the attachment site of phage 16-3 was located close to the cys-46 and met-5 markers. Transduction of the met-5 marker could not be demonstrated
Genomic organization and evolutionary insights on GRP and NCR genes, two large nodule-specific gene families in Medicago truncatula
A novel family in Medicago truncatula consisting of more than 300 nodule-specific genes coding for small, secreted polypeptides with conserved cysteine motifs
The mitotic inhibitor ccs52 is required for endoreduplication and ploidy-dependent cell enlargement in plants
Mann Zoltán Ádám CORBA alkalmazások nyomkövetése interceptor-ok segítségével
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ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF AN R-PRIME PLASMID FROM RHIZOBIUM-MELILOTI
Using a simple enrichment procedure, we isolated an R-prime derivative of plasmid R68.45 carrying a 17.8-megadalton segment of the Rhizobium meliloti 41 chromosome. The chromosomal segment carried on this plasmid (pGY1) includes
the markers cys-24+, cys-46, and att,s6. Plasmid pGY1 mobilized the chromosome in a polarized way starting from the region of homology, but cannot promote chromosome transfer from other sites. The attlsC3 site on pGY1 allowed the integration of phage 16-3 into pGY1, and a composite plasmid of 91.8 megadaltons was formed. This vector (pGY2) is suitable for the introduction of Rhizobium bacteriophage 16-3 into other gram-negative bacteria