Genetics of Cycloheximide Resistance in Tetrahymena
AUTOR(ES)
Bleyman, Lea K.
RESUMO
Cycloheximide resistance in Tetrahymena is inducible by mutagenesis. Two mutations, isolated independently from genetically different strains, were analyzed. The two mutations, Chx-1 and Chx-2, were found to be alleles at the same locus. A specific analysis is presented which may serve as a model for strategies employing an independent manipulation of the micro- and macro-nuclei of this organism for genetic studies.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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