“…This event is similar to "cryptic lysogeny," a phenomenon by which viruses can be carried by a cell without conferring immunity to infection by homologous viruses. Typically, cryptic lysogeny is found in some coliphage mutants (1,14) or with wild-type phages of Achromobacter (19) and Proteus mirabilis (7).…”
A rod-shaped group 1 mycoplasma virus was released from Acholeplasma laidlawii strain JA2 after treatment with 2.5 jig of mitomycin C per ml. Similar treatment of A. laidlawii strain Bju failed to stimulate release of any PFU.
“…This event is similar to "cryptic lysogeny," a phenomenon by which viruses can be carried by a cell without conferring immunity to infection by homologous viruses. Typically, cryptic lysogeny is found in some coliphage mutants (1,14) or with wild-type phages of Achromobacter (19) and Proteus mirabilis (7).…”
A rod-shaped group 1 mycoplasma virus was released from Acholeplasma laidlawii strain JA2 after treatment with 2.5 jig of mitomycin C per ml. Similar treatment of A. laidlawii strain Bju failed to stimulate release of any PFU.
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