Cis Element:Phage lambda attP

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Cis element summary table

Standard Name

lambda attP

Synonyms
Function

phage attachment site

Location

approximately nt 27 571 - 27 813 (PMID:6246439[1])

attP core sequence located at nt 27 721 - 27 735 (PMID:6246439[1])

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Notes

In the free phage, the att site is referred to as attP (phage attachment site) while the corresponding site in a host genome is called attB (bacterial attachment site). After integration occurs to create a prophage, these sites are then known as attL (left end of prophage) and attR (right end of prophage). Reviewed in Lambda II.[2]

Location and Sequence

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Phage Lambda (NC_001416)

NC_001416: 27718..27746
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Interactions

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Mutant alleles and phenotypes

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Genetic Resources

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Accessions

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References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hsu, PL et al. (1980) The lambda phage att site: functional limits and interaction with Int protein. Nature 285 85-91 PubMed
  2. ↑ Lambda II Monograph 13. Edited by ROGER W. HENDRIX, JEFFREY W. ROBERTS,FRANKLIN W. STAHL and ROBERT A. WEISBERG. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724. 1983

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