Abstract

A technique was developed that permits the analysis of large regions of DNA by transposition mutagenesis. Large fragments of the pTiA6NC plasmid were cloned into the broad host range cosmid pHK17 and subjected to transposition mutagenesis by Tn3. Cosmids containing Tn3 insertions were selected by in vivo packaging by lambda cI857 and transduction to a new host. The insertions were localized by DNA restriction endonuclease analysis and transferred to the Ti-plasmid by marker exchange.

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CosmidBiologyTransposon mutagenesisTn3 transposonMutagenesisPlasmidTransposable elementGeneticsTransposition (logic)Multiple cloning siteDNAInsertional mutagenesisLambda phageRestriction enzymeRestriction mapMolecular biologyMutationMutantGeneBacteriophageRecombinant DNAEscherichia coli

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Year
1983
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Volume
153
Issue
2
Pages
1075-1078
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Frank F. White, Harry J. Klee, Eugene W. Nester (1983). In vivo packaging of cosmids in transposon-mediated mutagenesis. Journal of Bacteriology , 153 (2) , 1075-1078. https://doi.org/10.1128/jb.153.2.1075-1078.1983

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10.1128/jb.153.2.1075-1078.1983