Titlebook: Bacterial and Bacteriophage Genetics; An Introduction Edward A. Birge Textbook 19882nd edition Springer-Verlag New York 1988 Bakterien.Bakt

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Genetics of Other Intemperate Bacteriophages,ilable to the bacterial geneticist and to provide comparisons of these phages to each other and to T4. To facilitate these comparisons, the physical properties of each phage discussed in this chapter are summarized in Table 5-1.

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Regulation, in the discussion that follows is the fact that protein and RNA molecules do not last indefinitely in the cell. Proteases and nucleases are produced that slowly degrade those molecules. It is this slow turnover of macromolecules that makes possible the gradual alteration of phenotypes.

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Gleichheits- und besondere Schutzrechteom introductory biology classes, but all of it forms a necessary foundation for the topics to be presented later. The many varied replication and transcription mechanisms found among the bacteria, their plasmids, and their viruses refer back to this material.

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Textbook 19882nd editionadvances of modern biology. The second edition of this comprehensive yet concise text, first published in 1981, has been thoroughly updated and redesigned to account for new developments in this rapidly expanding field. All of the major topics in modern bacterial and bacteriophage genetics are prese

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Prokaryote Molecular Biology, their viruses organize their genetic and molecular processes, and the ways in which these processes differ from those used by eukaryotic organisms. This chapter provides a brief overview of major cell activities with comparisons specifically between the eubacteria, primarily represented by ., and t

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Genetic Processes and Procedures,e genetics are discussed. After a review of the types of genetic exchange that can occur there is an introduction to some of the techniques fundamental to modern genetics: DNA sequencing, DNA hybridization, and DNA splicing.