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. 1974 Nov;78(3):809–822. doi: 10.1093/genetics/78.3.809

Recipient Gene Duplication during Generalized Transduction

M Stodolsky 1
PMCID: PMC1224555  PMID: 4615976

Abstract

An Hfr13 ΔproA-lac deletion recipient, -ΔproA-lac-F-purE+-, has been utilized in a study of the origins of duplications formed during chromosome fragment integration. Among the Pro-Lac+ transductants, some have duplications spanning the F locus. These transductants are, or segregate, strains with F' episomes carrying genes of the duplication. Some of the duplications include purE+, a gene which is not coinherited with lac+ during bacteriophage P1-mediated transduction. Thus recipient genes have been duplicated during recombinant formation. Crossing-over models including replication steps provide a basis for explaining the duplication process.

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