Morphological mutants of Escherichia coli K12
Molecular and General Genetics MGGPublished 1 June 1974
Annie Rodolakis, Francine Casse, J. Stárka
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Morphological env C mutation affects the septum and leads to chain formation and the gene order found is xyl-mtl-env C-pyr E.
Abstract
Morphological env C mutation affects the septum and leads to chain formation. Genetic analysis of a non-conditional env C mutant is performed; the gene order found is xyl-mtl-env C-pyr E.
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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