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Genetic experiments on sisomicin production by Micromonospora rosea

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 April 2009

István Gadó
Affiliation:
Institute for Drug Research, Budapest, Hungary
Antónia Bokány
Affiliation:
Institute for Drug Research, Budapest, Hungary
György Szvoboda
Affiliation:
Institute for Drug Research, Budapest, Hungary
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Chromosomal localization of a gene involved in sisomicin production of Micromonospora rosea n.sp. was suggested by the results of matings between antibiotic producer and non-producer auxotrophic mutants. The frequency of producers among prototrophic recombinants varied with the chromosomal markers used for selection. The sis allele of the parent which was able to overgrow its partner in mixed culture predominated amongst the recombinants.

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