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Inhibition of bacteriophage development in bacteria illuminated with visible light

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Les auteurs montrent que des bactéries illuminées avec de la lumière visible perdent leur capacité de multiplier les bactériophages; cela aussi bien lorsque la bactérie (Escherichia Coli B) a été infectée de l'extérieur par un phage virulent (T 2) que lorsque la bactérie lysogène (Escherichia Coli K 12) a été induite à multiplier le phage (λ) qu'elle portait. Dans ce dernier cas cet effet de la lumière peut simuler une photoréactivation.

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  1. Kerckhoff Laboratories of Biology, California Institute of Technology Pasadena, California

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Dulbecco, R., Weigle, J.J. Inhibition of bacteriophage development in bacteria illuminated with visible light. Experientia 8, 386–387 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02176199

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