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Bacteriophage T4-Mediated Release of Envelope Components from Escherichia coli

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table fractionobtained was usedas a measure of total14C-incorporated into the cells. A 0.05-ml amount of cells, just before addition of phage, was added to 1
Fig. lb after normalization to counts per minuteper milliliter of cells. The material releasedfrom both uninfected and infected cells con-
TABLE 1.materials Summary of data on non-dialyzable released from uninfected and infected cells
FIG. 3.ble Comparison of release of l4C-non-dialyza- material by uninfected cells, infected cells, and
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