Thermosensitive Production of Their Transfer Systems by Group S Plasmids

V. RODRIGUEZ-LEMOINE; A. E. JACOB; R. W. HEDGES; NAOMI DATTA

doi:10.1099/00221287-86-1-111

Thermosensitive Production of Their Transfer Systems by Group S Plasmids

V. RODRIGUEZ-LEMOINE, A. E. JACOB, R. W. HEDGES and NAOMI DATTA
First Published: 01 January 1975 https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-86-1-111

Abstract

SUMMARY: Transfer of plasmids of group S is much more efficient at low temperatures (e.g. 22 °) than at 37 °. This is due to failure of the donor strain to produce the transfer system during growth at the higher temperature.

Received: 19/06/1974
Revised: 15/07/1974
Published Online: 01/01/1975

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Thermosensitive Production of Their Transfer Systems by Group S Plasmids

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