• Title/Summary/Keyword: tin(temperature-inducible)genes

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Characterization of the din (damage-inducible) and tin (temperature-inducible) Genes Isolated from Escherichia coli (대장균에서 분리된 din (damage-inducible)과 tin (temperature-inducible) 유전자들의 특성)

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    • Korean Journal of Microbiology
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    • v.29 no.6
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    • pp.392-396
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    • 1991
  • Mu d1(Ap lac) bacteriophage can be used to search for genes which are members of a common regulatory network without having to know the functions of the genes in advance. Aim was for obtaining the loci in the SOS network as well as temperature inducible loci. For this purpose, recA441 allele was used. This allele encodes a thermosensitive recA gene product; thus, the recA441 allele can be activated upon temperature upshift without by external DNA damage. Approximately 10, 000 colonies were screened, and then searched for the colonies which expressed .betha.-galactosidase higher level at 42.deg.C than at 30.deg.C. The strains identified fell into two dlasses; (i) ones in which the increased expression was $recA^{+}$ $lexA^{+}$ -dependent, that is, din(damage-inducible) genes which were due to the activation of recA441 allele and (ii) ones in which the increased expression was $recA^{+}$ $lexA^{+}$ -independent and only temperature-inducible, tin genes. Rough mapping position was obtained for these genes.

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