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A Tn10 derivative (T-POP) for isolation of insertions with conditional (tetracycline-dependent) phenotypesRappleye et al., 1997
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- Rappleye C
- Roth J
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- Journal of bacteriology
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A new Tn10-based transposon has been constructed and used to isolate insertion mutations with tetracycline-conditional phenotypes. Classes of mutants include conditional lethal mutations, conditional auxotrophs, and conditional mutants of the eut (ethanolamine …
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