a Department of Biology, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York
ABSTRACT
The early functional mutants of
, belonging to cistrons N, O, and P, are known to be blocked prior to vegetative multiplication of the
genome. Superinfection of heteroimmune defective lysogens by these mutants failed to elicit the function required for replication of the superinfecting phage. The mutants among themselves also showed poor cooperation on a nonpermissive host. Studies on the effects of different multiplicities of infection for bacterial lysis showed identical responses for mutants of different cistrons.
1 Present address: International Laboratory of Genetics and Biophysics, Naples, Italy.
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