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Role of gene 2 in bacteriophage T7 DNA synthesis.

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FIG.1.Afterradioactivity5.0.aceticmlER22culturetype-infectedwastypethroughCasamino10-mi Time course of DNA synthesis in E
FIG.2.periodgradients.gationDNAsizedsynthesizedsucrosedineafteramnewlyandsynthesized4werescintillationmaximalmediuminfecteddottedmadetoTwoT7 C centrifugation Sedimentation analysis of newly synthe- DNA in T7 wild type- and gene 2-infected cells
FIG. 4.preventedfractionsradioactivityscribedE.wereindicateswildcentrifugedterials0.3ityinfectionmintomultiplicityJ'H]thymidine 2 coli The fate of newly synthesized DNA in T7 type-infected cells
FIG. 6.after Assay for noninfectious phage particles infection with a gene 2 mutant. E

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