The Bacteriophage Lambda

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Preface/Front Matter
A. D. Hershey
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i-ix
Chapter 1 Introduction to Lambda
A. D. Hershey, William Dove
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3-11
Chapter 2 Genetic Structure
Allan Campbell
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13-44
Chapter 3 Physical and Chemical Characteristics of Lambda DNA
Norman Davidson, Waclaw Szybalski
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45-82
Chapter 4 Host-controlled Variation
Werner Arber
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83-96
Chapter 5 Making and Joining DNA Ends
Michael B. Yarmolinsky
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97-111
Chapter 6 Prophage Insertion and Excision
Max E. Gottesman, Robert A. Weisberg
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113-138
Chapter 7 General Recombination
Ethan Signer
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139-174
Chapter 8 Illegitimate Recombination
Naomi C. Franklin
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175-194
Chapter 9 Lambda DNA Replication
Dale Kaiser
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195-210
Chapter 10 Control Circuits
R. Thomas
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211-220
Chapter 11 Repressor and Its Action
Mark Ptashne
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221-237
Chapter 12 Regulation of Repressor Synthesis
Harvey Eisen, Mark Ptashne
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239-245
Chapter 13 Regulation of Lytic Development
H. Echols
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247-270
Chapter 14 Structure and Assembly of Phage Particles
E. Kellenberger, R. S. Edgar
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271-295
Chapter 15 Biological Inferences
William F. Dove
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297-312
Heteroduplexes of DNA Molecules of Lambdoid Phages: Physical Mapping of Their Base Sequence Relationships by Electron Microscopy
Martha N. Simon, Ronald W. Davis, Norman Davidson
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313-328
Electron Micrographic Mapping of Deletions, Insertions, Inversions, and Homologies in the DNAs of Coliphages Lambda and Phi 80
Michael Fiandt, Zdenka Hradecna, Homer A. Lozeron, Waclaw Szybalski
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329-354
Identification of Proteins Coded in Phage Lambda
Roger W. Hendrix
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355-370
Defective Lambda Particles Whose DNA Carries Only a Single Cohesive End
John W. Little, Max Gottesman
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371-394
Purification of Proteins Determined by Two Nonessential Genes in Lambda
Frederick Ausubel, Paul Voynow, Ethan Signer, Jette Mistry
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395-405
Recombination in Bacteriophage Lambda I. Exchange of DNA Promoted by Phage and Bacterial Recombination Mechanisms
Grete Kellenberger-Gujer, Robert A. Weisberg
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407-415
Recombination in Bacteriophage Lambda II. The Mechanism of General Recombination
Grete Kellenberger-Gujer
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417-430
DNA Synthesis Associated with Recombination I. Recombination in a DNA-negative Host
Mary M. Stahl, Franklin W. Stahl
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431-442
DNA Synthesis Associated with Recombination II. Recombination between Repressed Chromosomes
Franklin W. Stahl, Mary M. Stahl
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443-453
The Role of Recombination in Growth of Bacteriophage Lambda I. The Gamma Gene
James Zissler, Ethan Signer, Fred Schaefer
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455-468
The Role of Recombination in Growth of Bacteriophage Lambda II. Inhibition of Growth by Prophage P2
James Zissler, Ethan Signer, Fred Schaefer
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469-475
Lambda att2: a Transducing Phage Capable of Intramolecular int-xis Promoted Recombination
Marc Shulman, Max Gottesman
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477-487
The Stability of Int and Xis Functions
Robert A. Weisberg, Max E. Gottesman
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489-500
Tandem Genetic Duplications in a Derivative of Phage Lambda
A. J. D. Bellett, H. G. Busse, R. L. Baldwin
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501-513
Origin and Bidirectional Orientation of DNA Replication in Coliphage Lambda
Willem F. Stevens, Sankar Adhya, Waclaw Szybalski
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515-533
Origin of DNA Concatemers during Growth
A. Skalka
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535-547
Functional Cooperation of Genes O and P
Jun-ichi Tomizawa
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549-552
Escherichia coli Mutants Blocked in Lambda DNA Synthesis
C. P. Georgopoulos, I. Herskowitz
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553-564
Supervirulent Mutants and the Structure of Operator and Promoter
George W. Ordal
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565-570
Genetics of Virulence
Nancy Hopkins, Mark Ptashne
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571-574
The Mechanisms of Lambda Virulence II. Regulatory Mutations in Classical Virulence
William S. Sly, Karen Rabideau, Alan Kolber
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575-588
Negative Regulation by Lambda: Repression of Lambda RNA Synthesis in Vitro and Host Enzyme Synthesis in Vivo
A. M. Wu, S. Ghosh, M. Willard, J. Davison, H. Echols
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589-598
Deletion Mapping of the Site of Action of the tof Gene Product
Janice Pero
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599-608
The Genetics of the Anti-immune Phenotype of Defective Lambda Lysogens
E. Calef, A. Avitabile, L. Del Giudice, C. Marchelli, T. Menna, Z. Neubauer, A. Soller
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609-620
The N Operon of Lambda: Extent and Regulation as Observed in Fusions to the Tryptophan Operon of Escherichia coli
Naomi C. Franklin
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621-638
A Bacterial Mutation Affecting N Function
C. P. Georgopoulos
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639-645
Kinetics of Viral Transcription after Induction of Prophage
Philippe Kourilsky, Marie-France Bourguignon, François Gros
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647-666
Regulation in Phage with Duplications of the Immunity Region
Douglas E. Berg
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667-678
Lysogenization by Lambda Lacking Repressor and N Function
M. Lieb
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679-690
Gene N and Membrane Association of Lambda DNA
Yoshimasa Sakakibara, Jun-ichi Tomizawa
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691-699
The Role of Helper Phage in gal Transduction
H. Echols, D. Court
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701-710
The Morphogenesis of Bacteriophage Lambda III. Identification of Genes Specifying Morphogenetic Proteins
Helios Murialdo, Louis Siminovitch
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711-723
The Morphogenesis of the Phage Lambda Head: the Step Controlled by Gene F
Sherwood Casjens
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725-732
A Bacterial Mutant Affecting Lambda Development
David I. Friedman
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733-738
A Mutant of Escherichia coli That Is Lysogenized with High Frequency
Marlene Belfort, Daniel L. Wulff
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739-742
The Role of Gene S
Sankar Adhya, Arup Sen, Sankar Mitra
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743-746
Replication Control in Phage Lambda
William F. Dove, Hachiro Inokuchi, Willem F. Stevens
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747-771
Glossary
A. D. Hershey
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773-777
Lambda Genetic Elements
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778-779
Index
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781-792