The lactose transposon Tn951: characterization of transposition
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The lactose transposon Tn951: characterization of transposition
Ann Microbiol (Paris).
1980 May-Jun.
Abstract
Transposition of the lactose transposon Tn951 was found to still occur in the absence of its original host plasmid pGC1. Transposition was recA-independent. These results show that Tn951 is indeed a transposon. A computer program was developed to facilitate mapping of transposon integration sites in plasmids from restriction data.
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