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J Bacteriol. 1978 December; 136(3): 1178-1183

Tumor-inducing (Ti) plasmids of Agrobacterium share extensive regions of DNA homology.

M H Drummond and M D Chilton

ABSTRACT

Labeled Ti plasmid DNAs from diverse Agrobacterium strains were hybridized to Southern blots of pTi-B6-806 plasmid DNA digest fragments of known map order. The map location of DNA sequences common to all Ti plasmids was found to be extensive, consistent with the view that Ti plasmids have evolved from a common ancestral plasmid.

J Bacteriol. 1978 December; 136(3): 1178-1183




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