Development of Bdellophage VL-1 in Parasitic and Saprophytic Bdellovibrios
AUTOR(ES)
Kessel, Martin
RESUMO
Ultrastructure was correlated with growth kinetics of bdellophage VL-1 infecting host-dependent (“parasitic”) Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus 109J in its Escherichia coli B host (the three-membered system), as well as in the host-independent (“saprophytic”) derivative of the Bdellovibrio. Electron microscope observations showed the arrested growth of the phage-infected bdellovibrios, polar localization of the phage progeny, and stages in their release. Present evidence indicates that bdellophage DNA is derived from both the Bdellovibrio and its host cell.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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