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{{Note| Phage f1, a ssRNA phage, should not be confused with phage F1, a ssDNA phage, but f1 may also refer to a ssDNA phage.}} | {{Note| Phage f1, a ssRNA phage, should not be confused with phage F1, a ssDNA phage, but f1 may also refer to a ssDNA phage.}} | ||
== Morphology == | == Morphology == | ||
Phage f1 is a filamentous (rod-shaped) ssDNA phage. <ref name='PMID:14065763'/> | Phage f1 is a filamentous (rod-shaped) ssDNA phage. <ref name='PMID:14065763'/> The rods are about 8500 Å long, with an average molecular weight of 1.1x10<sup>7</sup> | ||
== Genome Organization == | == Genome Organization == | ||
6407 bp of ss-DNA, circular | 6407 bp of ss-DNA, circular | ||
10 genes encoded; generally referred to by Roman numerals as listed on the [[Gene_List:Phage_f1| f1 Gene]] page. | 10 genes encoded; generally referred to by Roman numerals I-X as listed on the [[Gene_List:Phage_f1| f1 Gene]] page. | ||
== Life cycle == | == Life cycle == | ||
==== Adsorption and Injection ==== | ==== Adsorption and Injection ==== | ||
f1 is male specific | f1 is male specific; it only infects Hfr or F+ strains of ''E. coli''. <ref name='PMID:14065763'/> | ||
==== DNA replication ==== | ==== DNA replication ==== | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 27 June 2011
Bacteriophage f1 is closely related to Phage M13
The full sequence is available from NCBI at GenBank: J02448.1
Phage f1, a ssRNA phage, should not be confused with phage F1, a ssDNA phage, but f1 may also refer to a ssDNA phage.
Morphology
Phage f1 is a filamentous (rod-shaped) ssDNA phage. [1] The rods are about 8500 Å long, with an average molecular weight of 1.1x107
Genome Organization
6407 bp of ss-DNA, circular
10 genes encoded; generally referred to by Roman numerals I-X as listed on the f1 Gene page.
Life cycle
Adsorption and Injection
f1 is male specific; it only infects Hfr or F+ strains of E. coli. [1]
DNA replication
Packaging
Lysis
See also
References
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