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Dissection of the Bacteriophage Mu Strong Gyrase Site (SGS): Significance of the SGS Right Arm in Mu Biology and DNA Gyrase Mechanism by Oram, Mark, Travers, Andrew A, Howells, Alison J, Maxwell, Anthony, Pato, Martin L

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Mu-Like Prophage Strong Gyrase Site Sequences: Analysis of Properties Required for Promoting Efficient Mu DNA Replication by ORAM, Mark, PATO, Martin L

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Lambda Excision Revisited: Testing a Model for Synapsis of Prophage Ends by Pato, M L

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Replication of Mu prophages lacking the central strong gyrase site by Pato, Martin L

“…Replication of Mu prophages lacking the central strong gyrase site (SGS) is severely slowed. To study details of the replication of these prophages, an assay…”
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A biochemical analysis of the interaction of DNA gyrase with the bacteriophage Mu, pSC101 and pBR322 strong gyrase sites: the role of DNA sequence in modulating gyrase supercoiling and biological activity by Oram, Mark, Howells, Alison J., Maxwell, Anthony, Pato, Martin L.

“…Summary Replication of bacteriophage Mu DNA, a process requiring efficient synapsis of the prophage ends, takes place within the confines of the Escherichia…”
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The F plasmid CcdB protein induces efficient ATP-dependent DNA cleavage by gyrase by Bernard, P, Kézdy, K E, Van Melderen, L, Steyaert, J, Wyns, L, Pato, M L, Higgins, P N, Couturier, M

“…DNA topoisomerases perform essential roles in DNA replication, gene transcription, and chromosome segregation. Recently, we identified a new type of…”
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Central Location of the Mu Strong Gyrase Binding Site is Obligatory for Optimal Rates of Replicative Transposition by Pato, Martin L.

“…The bacteriophage Mu genome contains a strong DNA gyrase binding site (SGS) near its center, and disruption of the SGS by deletion or by insertion results in…”
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Tetracycline Inhibits Propagation of Deoxyribonucleic Acid Replication and Alters Membrane Properties by Pato, M L

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A biochemical analysis of the interaction of DNA gyrase with the bacteriophage Mu, pSC101 and pBR322 strong gyrase sites: The role of DNA sequence in modulating gyrase supercoiling by Oram, Mark, Howells, Alison J, Maxwell, Anthony, Pato, Martin L

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Dissection of the bacteriophage mu strong gyrase site (SGS) : Significance of the SGS right arm in mu biology and DNA gyrase mechanism by ORAM, Mark, TRAVERS, Andrew A, HOWELLS, Alison J, MAXWELL, Anthony, PATO, Martin L

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Role of Ribonucleic Acid Synthesis in Replication of Deoxyribonucleic Acid by Pato, M L

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Control of Ribosome Synthesis in Escherichia coli: Analysis of an Energy Source Shift-Down by Molin, S, Von Meyenburg, K, Maaloe, O, Hansen, M T, Pato, M L

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Messenger Ribonucleic Acid Synthesis and Degradation in Escherichia coli During Inhibition of Translation by Pato, M L, Bennett, P M, von Meyenburg, K

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The Mu strong gyrase-binding site promotes efficient synapsis of the prophage termini by Pato, M L, Banerjee, M

“…A strong DNA gyrase-binding site (SGS) is located midway between the termini of the bacteriophage Mu genome and is required for efficient replicative…”
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A DNA Gyrase-Binding Site at the Center of the Bacteriophage Mu Genome is Required for Efficient Replicative Transposition by Pato, Martin L., Howe, Martha M., Higgins, N. Patrick

“…We have discovered a centrally located site that is required for efficient replication of bacteriophage Mu DNA and identified it as a strong DNA gyrase-binding…”
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Instability of transposase activity: evidence from bacteriophage mu DNA replication by Pato, M L, Reich, C

“…Transposition of genetic elements involves coupled replication and integration events catalyzed in part by a class of proteins called transposases. We have…”
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Stoichiometric use of the transposase of bacteriophage Mu by Pato, M L, Reich, C

“…The transposase of bacteriophage Mu (gene A protein) mediates the coupled replication and integration processes that constitute transposition during the lytic…”
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Sequence of gene E15 of bacteriophage D108 and comparison with phage Mu by PATO, M. L, BANERJEE, M, WAGONNER, B. T

“…The genomes of bacteriophage Mu and the closely related, heteroimmune bacteriophage D108 are greater than 90% homologous, with three small regions of…”
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Identification of the bacteriophage D108 kil gene and of the second region of sequence nonhomology with bacteriophage Mu by Waggoner, B T, Wade, T, Pato, M L

“…To identify the second region of sequence nonhomology between the genomes of the transposable bacteriophages Mu and D108 originally observed by…”
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Multiple factors and processes involved in host cell killing by bacteriophage Mu: characterization and mapping by Waggoner, B T, Marrs, C F, Howe, M M, Pato, M L

“…The regions of bacteriophage Mu involved in host cell killing were determined by infection of a lambda-immune host with 12 lambda pMu-transducing phages…”
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