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Abstract

Summary: A λ 4A derivative carrying the gene of has been identified by transformation of a mutant temperature-sensitive in spore outgrowth. The cloned region is a single RI fragment 14 kb in legnth. In addition to , the cloned DNA includes at least part of the and loci.

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