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Cite Journal: Nature: New biology |  Publication Date: Apr 1, 1973 |
 Citations: 69 |
Affiliation: University of Cologne
Replication of the E. coli chromosome, studied by the sequential mutagenesis method in synchronized cells, is shown to be bidirectional with an origin close to the ilv marker and a terminus between the trp and his markers.
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