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Phage experiments

These genetic experiments clearly demonstrated that the proposed structural model for the binding of these proteins to the phage operators was essentially correct. The second a helix in the helix-turn-helix motif is involved in recognizing operator sites as well as in the differential selection of operators by P22 Cro and repressor proteins. However, a note of caution is needed many other early models of DNA-protein interactions proved to be misleading, if not wrong. Modeling techniques are more sophisticated today but are still not infallible and are certainly not replacements for experimental determinations of structure. [Pg.135]

Recently, Jung et al. [42] developed two artificial neural network models to discriminate intestinal barrier-permeable heptapeptides identified by the peroral phage display experiments from randomly generated heptapeptides. There are two kinds of descriptors one is binary code of amino acid types (each position used 20 bits) and the other, which is called VHSE, is a property descriptor that characterizes the hydrophobic, steric, and electronic properties of 20 coded amino acids. Both types of descriptors produced statistically significant models and the predictive accuracy was about 70%. [Pg.109]

Other experiments also pointed to the conclusion that DNA was the genetic material. DNA was found localized in the nuclei of eukaryotic cells. The absolute amount per cell was constant for a given species. Studies of bacteriophage replication pointed strongly to DNA as the genetic material.11 In 1952 Hershey and Chase showed that when a phage particle infects a cell the viral DNA enters the bacterium, but the protein "coat" remains outside.13 This was demonstrated by... [Pg.1473]

In 1961, Jacob and Monod postulated messenger RNA (mRNA) as a short-lived polynucleotide.30 32 33 An abundance of additional evidence supported the proposal. For example, RNA molecules produced after infection of E. coli by bacteriophage T4 underwent hybridization (Chapter 5) with denatured DNA of the bacteriophage. Furthermore, this virus-specific mRNA became associated with preexisting bacterial ribosomes and provided the template for synthesis of phage proteins.34 The experiment provided direct evidence for transcription of mRNA from genes of the viral DNA. [Pg.1475]


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