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. 1977 Sep;12(3):435–437. doi: 10.1128/aac.12.3.435

Host Function Specified by Bacillus pumilus Plasmid pPL7065

P S Lovett 1, E J Duvall 1, M G Bramucci 1,†, R Taylor 1
PMCID: PMC429933  PMID: 907334

Abstract

Plasmid pPL7065 (∼4.7 × 106 daltons; ∼20 copies per chromosome) determines the production of, and immunity or resistance to, a killing activity in strains of Bacillus pumilus. Plasmid pPL7065 is compatible with plasmid pPL576 (∼28 × 106 daltons; ∼2 copies per chromosome).

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