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Ia G Kishko

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PubMed1990

[Mapping of the c-region of the temperate phage 59 of Erwinia carotovora 268].

The present communication deals with the genetic mapping of the temperate bacteriophage 59 immunity region. Morphological mutants of the c-type of the temperate bacteriophage 59 were isolated after UV-treatment of the phage. Complementation analysis of 36 c-mutants has shown that the bacteriophage 59 c-region consists of at least four genes responsible for the establishment of lysogenization. The two-factor crosses were used to determine the mutual positions (order and distances) of the c-mutations. The order of the c-genes is C1--C3--C2--C4. The three c-genes are localized in a short region of the phage 59 chromosome, but the fourth gene is located in the separate locus.

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PubMed1988

[Restriction map of the temperate phage E105 from the polylysogenic culture of Erwinia carotovora 268].

DNA structure of the temperate bacteriophage E105 from polylysogenic culture of Erwinia carotovora 268 has been studied. The viral 29.12-29.17 MD DNA has been shown to be linear and nonpermuted. The complete restriction map of the viral DNA has been constructed for MvaI and HpaI and partial for Eco31 restriction endonucleases based on the pair hydrolysis of the native DNA as well as its fragments. Altogether, 19 sites for restriction endonucleases have been localized on bacteriophage DNA.

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PubMed1988

[Restriction map of permuted DNA of Erwinia carotovora temperate bacteriophage 59].

The cyclic permutation and terminal redundancy were found in the genomes of Erwinia carotovora temperate bacteriophage 59 by electron microscopic studies. The headful mechanism for bacteriophage DNA cleavage and packaging during the phage morphogenesis was confirmed by the restriction analysis technique. Restriction map of the bacteriophage 59 DNA was constructed for restriction endonucleases BamHI, Bg1II, Eco31, Sa1I, SmaI, EcoRI.

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PubMed1985

[Characteristics of transduction in Erwinia by phage 59].

A temperate bacteriophage 59 from polylysogenic strain Erwinia carotovora 268 transduces the following genetic markers: arg+, ilv+, leu+, met+, thr+, thy+, trp+, ura+. The transduction frequencies varied from 1 x 10(-8)- to 1 x 10(-6) and dependent on the multiplicity of infection, UV-irradiation of transducing bacteriophage, the nature of phage lysates. The characteristics of single transductants have been studied. Analysis of the obtained results suggests bacteriophage 59 to perform the generalized transduction.

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[Manifestation of polylysogeny in Pseudomonas vignae].

Ultraviolet irradiation and treatment with mitomycin C demonstrated that a culture of Ps. vignae, strain 1025, was polylysogenic, as electron microscopic preparations of phagolysates revealed two types of virus particles: "large" with a hexagonal head of 700 A in diameter, and "small" with a round head of 500 A in diameter. Subcultivation of the test and indicator cultures showed in both cases formation of particles of these phages, the content of "small" virions increasing with the number of passages of negative colonies. Attempts to separate these viruses biological methods were not successfull. The phenomenon of polylysogeny is unusual in that moderate phage adsorbed repeatedly on host bacteria culture and lysed it. The causes of the discovered phenomenon are discussed.

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