Activated RecA protein may induce the expression of a gene that is not controlled by LexA repressor and whose function is required for mutagenesis and repair of UV-irradiated lambda phage.

P. Calsou; A. Villaverde; M. Defais

Activated RecA protein may induce the expression of a gene that is not controlled by LexA repressor and whose function is required for mutagenesis and repair of UV-irradiated lambda phage.

P. Calsou, A. Villaverde, M. Defais

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	4816-4821
Journal	J. Bacteriol
Volume	169
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 1987

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