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The lambdoid, or lambda-like phage, include several Hong Kong phage (see [[Phage_HK97|HK97]], [[Phage_HK022|HK022]]) and [[Phage_phi80|phi80]], among others. <ref name="GodHenASM">ASM: Information about bacteriophage Lambda (&lambda;), authored by S. Godfrey and R. Hendrix http://www.asm.org/division/m/fax/LamFax.html</ref>
The lambdoid, or lambda-like, phage include [[Bacteriophage_lambda|&lambda;]], several Hong Kong phage (see [[Phage_HK97|HK97]], [[Phage_HK022|HK022]]), and [[Phage_phi80|phi80]], among others (including some ''Salmonella'' phage). <ref name="GodHenASM">ASM: Information about bacteriophage Lambda (&lambda;), authored by S. Godfrey and R. Hendrix http://www.asm.org/division/m/fax/LamFax.html</ref> <ref name='LIB:Neidhardt1996'/>  The lambdoid phage are grouped together on the basis that they share a common genetic map.<ref name='LIB:Neidhardt1996'/>  Viable hybrids can form as a result of recombination between different species of lambdoid phage, including partial and complete prophages. <ref name='LIB:Neidhardt1996'/>  Although some elements serve the same function among lambdoid phages, not all elements are homologous across the group.  <ref name='LIB:Neidhardt1996'/>
 
 
== See also ==
* [[Phage_lambda| Phage Lambda]]
* [[Phage_HK97|HK97]]
* [[Phage_HK022|HK022]]
* [[Phage_phi80|phi80]]
* [[:Category:Gene_List:Phage_lambda| Phage Lambda Gene List]]
* [[:Category:Gene_List:Phage_HK97| Phage HK97 Gene List]]
* [[:Category:Gene_List:Phage_HK022| Phage HK022 Gene List]]
* [[:Category:Gene_List:Phage_phi80| Phage phi80 Gene List]]
 





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The lambdoid, or lambda-like, phage include λ, several Hong Kong phage (see HK97, HK022), and phi80, among others (including some Salmonella phage). [1] [2] The lambdoid phage are grouped together on the basis that they share a common genetic map.[2] Viable hybrids can form as a result of recombination between different species of lambdoid phage, including partial and complete prophages. [2] Although some elements serve the same function among lambdoid phages, not all elements are homologous across the group. [2]


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  1. ↑ ASM: Information about bacteriophage Lambda (λ), authored by S. Godfrey and R. Hendrix http://www.asm.org/division/m/fax/LamFax.html
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Neidhardt, FC et al. (1996) Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium: Cellular and Molecular Biology 2nd ed. (ASM Press, Washington, DC)