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- review of history of discovery of lambda - what it was used for in the field
- establishment of repression and prophage insertion are distinct steps in establlishment of lysogeny
Prophage Insertion
- Cambell mechanism - 1968 review (28) - Fig 1
- also (24,31)
- Hershey - cohesive ends making ring (91) - also (207)
- DNA ligase helps ring closure - Gellert (68)
- phage-encoded site-specific recombinase (178,179)
- see also (87,138) for attP-attB recombination rules - site-specificity gives high efficiency and does not require extensive homology
- (118) - 15 bp region where recombination occurs - see also 200
- Guerrini (87) - prophage excision not simple chemical reversal of prophage insertion
- lambbda mutants unable to excise (84)
- (49) - diff conditions for favoring integration over excision and vice versa
- integrase more stable than Xis (201)
- Xis produced from P_L, Int produced from P_Int
- P_Int activated by CII - CII coordinates Int synthesis and repressor synthesis (35)
- after induction, both Int and Xis produced from P_L
- (49,83) - Guarneros and Court - how Int produced from both P_L and P_Int - Fig 2
- sib - sit of endonucleolytic RNase cleavage - promoter distal to int
- N - suppresses termination of certain phage transcripts
- (49,83) - Guarneros and Court - how Int produced from both P_L and P_Int - Fig 2
- lambbda mutants unable to excise (84)
- P_L transcripts contain sib because termination suppressed by N - therefore cleaved and destabilizes int message
- P_L transcript made after induction does not contain sib b.c. of gene permutation after inserts (Fig 1)
- P_Int transcripts terminate before sib and are more stable (173,174)
- start site is within xis
- terminate at T_Int, and do not contain complete sib
- excision requires Int and Xis
- in vitro integration/excision - (77,148,149)
- Int a type I topoisomerase (115)
- IHF (host integration factor) required for integration (150,151)
- 2 subunits - ihfA (hid/himA), and ihfB (hip/himD) (114,136,204)
- architectural role - bends DNA to form Int-attP-IHF intasome (73)
- effective integration requires negative supercoils (69,139)
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