-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Three new bacteriophages of Pseudomonas putida PpG1 have been isolated. Bacteriophages differ in many characteristics and are unrelated. Phage-resistant mutants of Pseudomonas putida PpG1 are selected using these phages and pf16 bacteriophage. No lysogenic variants were detected among these mutants. They have been distributed in seven groups according to their resistance to bacteriophages. The resistance to PMW phage was caused by at least two different mutations. Some of the phage-resistant mutants seem to cause the killing effect on Pseudomonas putida PpG1 cells.
Related Publications
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
January 1985,
Genetika,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
January 1980,
Genetika,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
January 1991,
Genetika,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
July 1981,
Journal of general microbiology,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
July 1998,
Journal of bacteriology,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
July 2012,
FEMS microbiology letters,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
October 2013,
Environmental microbiology reports,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
May 1985,
Genetika,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
March 1996,
Genetika,
V N Krylov, and
L A Kulakov, and
N B Kirsanov, and
E A Khrenova
June 1986,
Journal of bacteriology,
