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J Virol. 1979 August; 31(2): 288-298

Functional relationship between bacteriophages G4 and phi X174.

W E Borrias, M Hagenaar, R Van Den Brekel, C Kühlemeijer and P J Weisbeek

ABSTRACT

Mutants of bacteriophage G4 were isolated and characterized, and their mutations were mapped. They constitute six different genes, namely, A, B, E, F, G, and H. The functional relationship with bacteriophage phi X174 was determined by complementation experiments using amber mutants of phi X and amber mutants of G4. Bacteriophage phi X was able to use the products of G4 genes E, F, G, and H. In bacteriophage G4, however, only the phi X gene H product was functional.

J Virol. 1979 August; 31(2): 288-298






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