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J Virol. 1982 November; 44(2): 708-710

Alkylation of T7 bacteriophage blocks superinfection exclusion.

B Karska-Wysocki, J F Racine and M D Mamet-Bratley

ABSTRACT

Alkylation of T7 bacteriophage by methyl methane sulfonate blocked superinfection exclusion. This blockage could be correlated with a delay in the synthesis of phage-specific proteins. Therefore we conclude that protein synthesis directed by the primary infecting phage is required for efficient exclusion of superinfecting phage particles.

J Virol. 1982 November; 44(2): 708-710






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