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Die Genetik der temperenten Bakteriophagen

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Bei allen in den vorangegangenen Kapiteln besprochenen Bakteriophagen führt eine erfolgreiche Infektion immer zur sofortigen Produktion von Nachkommen-Virionen. Es sind jedoch viele Bakteriophagen bekannt, bei denen es eine Alternative in der Phageninfektion gibt. Statt der gewöhnlich ungehemmten DNA-Replikation und der Zusammenlagerung der Phagen tritt eine temperente (gemäßigte) Antwort ein, in der der Phage seinen „Hausstand” in der bakteriellen Zelle gründet und mit dieser Zelle und all ihren Nachkommen über viele Generationen eine stabile Verbindung eingeht.

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Birge, E.A. (1984). Die Genetik der temperenten Bakteriophagen. In: Bakterien- und Phagengenetik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95450-4_6

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