Abstract
We have investigated mutation in the same genetic material induced by proflavin which had been shown by De Mars to be mutagenic in phage. Proflavin is known to interact with deoxyribonucleic acid but, unlike 5-bromouracil, does not appear to become incorporated. Comparison of the distribution of r_II mutations induced by proflavin and by 5-bromouracil shows that these two mutagens act on completely different groups of sites in the genetic structure.
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