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Prophage Excision

Known as: provirus excision, Excision, Prophage, Prophage Excisions 
The molecular events that lead to the excision of a viral genome from the host genome. [GOC:mlg]
National Institutes of Health

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1985
1985
An Escherichia coli mutant unable to support site-specific recombination of bacteriophage lambda.
1979
1979
The regulation of integrative recombination by the b2 region and the cII gene of bacteriophage lambda.
Highly Cited
1978
Highly Cited
1978
Mutual derepression in the P2-P4 bacteriophage system.
Highly Cited
1977
Highly Cited
1977
A genetic analysis of the att-int-xis region of coliphage lambda.
1977
1977
A factor in the b2 region affecting site-specific recombinations in lambda.
1976
1976
Specialized transduction by bacteriophage P22 in Salmonella typhimurium: genetic and physical structure of the transducing genomes and the prophage attachment site.
P22pro-1 and P22pro-3 are specialized transducing derivatives of phage P22 that carry the proA and proB genes of Salmonella… 
1976
1976
Regional replication of the bacterial chromosome induced by derepression of prophage lambda
SummaryWe have demonstrated previously by DNA-DNA hybridization that induction of λ phage with wild type O and P genes results in… 
1974
1974
Induction of Prophage SPO2 in Bacillus subtilis: Prophage Excision in the Absence of Bacterial or Bacteriophage DNA Synthesis
Bacillus subtilis lysogenic for SPO2 wild type was induced under conditions preventing synthesis of both bacterial and phage DNA… 
1973
1973
Prophage excision: specific gene amplification of excision-impaired lysogen after induction.
1970
1970
Split-operon control of a prophage gene.
Both prophage integration in bacteriophage P2 and the reverse event, prophage excision, are known to require a specific phage… 
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