1978
DOI: 10.1007/bf00401743
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P L-Promoted transcription of the promoter-proximal N-trp region is insensitive to chloramphenicol in the absence of N function

Abstract: When the trp operon is translocated into the early region of lambda phage, transcription originated at the PL promotor is known to be modified by function of the N gene product so that transcription of the operon continues when translation is blocked by nonsense mutations or by ribosomal antibiotics. When N function is deficient in a phage that joins the trp operon to a point distal to the N gene, deleting the tL site, nonsense mutations (Franklin, 1974) or chloramphenicol (Nakamura et al., accompanying paper)… Show more

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