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10-04-2012, 02:15 AM
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 Deletion of Dtr gene in a plasmid Hi, In a given donor you delete a Mpf (mating pair formation) tra gene and mate it with a recipient which has a mutation in it. It can't complement it, however when the donor plasmid lacks a Dtr Mpf it can complement the recipient, Why?? Anybody has an idea? Is it possible that just by formation of the Pilus without Dtr tra genes something can be transferred ? Thanks in advance  |
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