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Replication of the lambda genome is blocked in groP mutants.<ref name='LIB:Lambda_I'/> [http://journals.stranack.ca/index.php/book1/article/view/925 link to chapter in ''The Bacteriophage Lambda''] Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda P gene. | Replication of the lambda genome is blocked in groP mutants.<ref name='LIB:Lambda_I'/> [http://journals.stranack.ca/index.php/book1/article/view/925 link to chapter in ''The Bacteriophage Lambda''] | ||
Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda P gene. | |||
==''groE''== | ==''groE''== | ||
Capsid assembly is block in ''groE'' mutants. Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda E gene. | Capsid assembly is block in ''groE'' mutants. Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda E gene. | ||
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E. coli mutants that are defective for phage lambda (λ) development at some step after absorption and injection[1]
==groN==groN these mutants.[1] Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda N gene.
groP
Replication of the lambda genome is blocked in groP mutants.[2] link to chapter in The Bacteriophage Lambda
Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda P gene.
groE
Capsid assembly is block in groE mutants. Suppressor mutations occur in the lambda E gene.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Georgopoulos, CP (1971) Bacterial mutants in which the gene N function of bacteriophage lambda is blocked have an altered RNA polymerase. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 68 2977-81 PubMed
- ↑ Edited by A.D. Hershey (1971) The Bacteriophage Lambda (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, NY)