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In recent years a number of DNA-binding proteins have been reported to occur in organisms ranging from viruses (3,9) and bacteria (1), to flowering plants and mammals (4,6,7,10). In the case of the gene-32 protein whose function has been closely studied the importance of its biological role has been clearly established. Thus, in T4 infected bacterial cells, 32-T4 mutants are deficient in both replication and recombination (2).
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Mather, J., Hotta, Y. (1974). A Eukaryotic DNA-Binding Protein in Meiotic Cells. In: Kolber, A.R., Kohiyama, M. (eds) Mechanism and Regulation of DNA Replication. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2124-8_23
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