Anaerobic cultures of Salmonella typhimurium do not exhibit inducible proteolytic function of the recA gene and recBC function

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In a strict anaerobic environment, lack of expression of bacterial recBC function and recA regulatory functions for the SOS repair system is demonstrated by the use of the carcinogenesis-mutagenesis assay and Salmonella phage P22 mutants requiring these host functions for replication. Therefore, we suggest that error-prone repair (SOS repair) is confined to aerobic environments in facultative anaerobes.

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Droffner, M. L., & Yamamoto, N. (1983). Anaerobic cultures of Salmonella typhimurium do not exhibit inducible proteolytic function of the recA gene and recBC function. Journal of Bacteriology, 156(2), 962–965. https://doi.org/10.1128/jb.156.2.962-965.1983

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