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V G Bogush

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[Interaction of RNA polymerase with hybrid plasmids carrying Escherichia coli threonine operon].

The RNA polymerase binding with two hybrid plasmids carrying threonine operon genes was studied. RNA polymerase binding sites were localized using nitrocellulose binding assay and electron microscopy visualization of the RNA polymerase--DNA complexes. To confirm that observed RNA polymerase binding sites are real promoters we analyzed RNA transcripts synthesized in vitro by hybridization with DNA fragments. The promoters of following genes were localized on the plasmid maps: ampicilline, threonine and RNA-primer of DNA replication. Two latter promoters bound RNA polymerase only being in the supercoiled DNA molecule. Several additional binding sites were found. The positions of some of these sites corresponded with known sites of rho-independent transcription termination.

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[Physico-chemical study of the nucleic acid of bacteriophage phiB].

A study of physico-chemical properties of the nucleic acid of phage Brevibacterium flavum was made. It was found that the phage nucleic acid is a double-stranded DNA. The content of GC pairs was determined by the temperature of DNA melting and by the chromatographic method. In both cases it was (52 +/- 2) mole %. It has been shown that endonuclease Eco RI treatment of phiB DNA forms 12 fragments. The molecular weight of phiB DNA has been determined by two independent methods: by measuring the contous length of DNA and by the sum of molecular weights of DNA restricts obtained after hydrolysis by endonuclease Eco RI and was found to be (30 +/- 1) . 10(6) dalton. Electron microscopy investigations detected rod and circular DNA in either monomeric or dimeric forms. The polarity of DNA arrangement in the phiB phage particle was determined by using the partial denaturation maps.

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