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J Bacteriol. 1992 December; 174(24): 8144-8147

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The carboxy-terminal 14 amino acids of phage lambda N protein are dispensable for transcription antitermination.

N C Franklin

Biology Department, University of Utah, Salt Lake City 84112.

ABSTRACT

The analogous N proteins encoded by lambdoid bacteriophages lambda, 21, and 22 are very different in amino acid sequence, except at their carboxy-terminal ends. Since N lambda remains functional despite the deletion of most of its terminal region of homology to N21, that region of homology cannot represent a region of conserved function.

J Bacteriol. 1992 December; 174(24): 8144-8147






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