Ti plasmid-controlled chromosome transfer in Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
AUTOR(ES)
Dessaux, Y
RESUMO
In octopine-type A. tumefaciens R10, transfer of chromosomal arginine degradation genes (arc genes) was observed under conditions in which Ti plasmid transfer took place. However, transconjugants that had acquired the arc genes but not the Ti plasmid were recovered. During this process, several other chromosomal genes, such as genes encoding phage resistances or genes complementing a galactose utilization mutation or a glycine-serine auxotrophy, were transferred from strain R10 to the recipient.
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