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. 1968 Nov;61(3):1013–1020. doi: 10.1073/pnas.61.3.1013

Studies of the messenger RNA of bacteriophage lambda, I. Various species synthesized early after induction of the prophage.

P Kourilsky, L Marcaud, P Sheldrick, D Luzzati, F Gros
PMCID: PMC305429  PMID: 5246538

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