Stimulation of groE synthesis in Escherichia coli by bacteriophage lambda infection.
AUTOR(ES)
Kochan, J
RESUMO
We found that infection of Escherichia cell by lambda results in at least a twofold stimulation in the rate of synthesis of one of the products of groE. To determine what lambda-coded factors were responsible for this stimulation, numerous phage lambda mutants carrying bio substitutions were analyzed for their ability to stimulate groE synthesis. Our results revealed that the main factor(s) which is responsible for stimulating groE synthesis is located between the endpoints of the lambda bio69 and lambda bio252 substitutions, a region of DNA coding for bet, gam, kil, and cIII.
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