- A
lysogen or
lysogenic bacteria is a
bacterial cell that can
produce and
transfer the
ability to
produce a phage. A
prophage is
either integrated into...
- the host. The host is
termed a
lysogen when a
prophage is present. This
prophage may
enter the
lytic cycle when the
lysogen enters a
stressed condition....
- scenario, the
daughter bacteria cells contain prophage and are
known as
lysogens.
Lysogens can
remain in the
lysogenic cycle for many
generations but can switch...
-
their genomes into
their host bacterium's chromosome,
together becoming a
lysogen as the
phage genome becomes a prophage. A
temperate phage is also able...
- Lod
score method Lymphocyte Lymphoma Lyon
hypothesis Lys
Lysate Lysis Lysogen Lysogenic Lysogenic bacterium Macromolecule Macrorestriction map Malformation...
-
Edlin G, Lin L,
Kudrna R (June 1975). "Lambda
lysogens of E. coli
reproduce more
rapidly than non-
lysogens". Nature. 255 (5511): 735–737. Bibcode:1975Natur...
- he
noticed that the
lysogen produced abnormal non-continuous phages, and
later found phage P1 was
produced from the
Lisbonne lysogen strain, in addition...
- temperate-phage properties,
including rates of
reduction to
lysogeny rates of
lysogen induction the
tendency of at
least some
phage to
enter into (and then subsequently...
- packaging. The
necessary packaging extracts are
derived from E. coli cI857
lysogens (red- gam- Sam and Dam (head ****embly) and Eam (tail ****embly) respectively)...
-
demonstrated that phenanthriplatin, like cisplatin, was able to
dissolve lysogens as well as
alter the
morphology of E. coli into longer,
filamentous cells...
