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. 1983 Nov;48(2):551–554. doi: 10.1128/jvi.48.2.551-554.1983

RNA polymerase interaction with dnaB protein and lambda P protein during lambda replication.

M D McKinney, J A Wechsler
PMCID: PMC255380  PMID: 6312108

Abstract

The Escherichia coli GroP- phenotype, associated with some dnaB mutants and measured as a decreased ability to plate lambda bacteriophage, was altered by some rpoB mutations. The rpoB effect showed an allele specificity. The participation both of dnaB and of lambda P alleles in the GroP- phenotype was also allele specific. It was concluded that RNA polymerase, dnaB protein, and lambda P protein form a functional complex required for lambda replication.

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