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. 1980 Apr;34(1):40–50. doi: 10.1128/jvi.34.1.40-50.1980

Nucleotide sequences in bacteriophage f1 DNA: nucleotide sequence of genes V, VII, and VIII.

D F Hill, G B Petersen
PMCID: PMC288668  PMID: 7373712

Abstract

The sequence of nucleotides comprising genes V, VII, and VIII of bacteriophage f1 was determined. The sequence was found to differ from that of the corresponding region of the related fd genome by eight base substitutions in gene V and one in gene VIII. The structure of gene VII was completely conserved between these two viruses and was identical to that of bacteriophage M13. Both transitions and transversions were found in cases where bases were substituted, but all substitutions were in the third codon position and had no effect on the structure of the corresponding protein product. The gene V protein product could thus be deduced to be identical to that of the corresponding proteins from bacteriophages fd and M13. A potential EcoRII cleavage site was formed by nucleotides 172 to 176 of gene V. Replicative form DNA form DNA from bacteriophage f1 is normally resistant to this enzyme, and evidence is presented to suggest that the sequence was modified through methylation of cytosine 173. The probable locations of other modified nucleotides in the sequence are discussed.

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