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Channeling phage DNA through membranes: From in vivo to in vitro

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Letellier, Lucienne | Boulanger, Pascale | de Frutos, Marta | Jacquot, Pierre

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International audience. We discuss current models of phage DNA transport through membranes. We present results that attempt to answer the following questions: Is there a single mechanism of transport for all types of phage? Is DNA transported as a free molecule or in association with proteins? What is the driving force for transport?

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