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Escherichia coli cells lacking methylation-blocking factor (leucine-responsive regulatory protein) have precise timing of initiation of DNA replication in the cell cycle
1992
Journal of Bacteriology
A protein that is required for specific methylation inhibition of two GATC sites in the papBA pilin promoter region, known as methylation-blocking factor (Mbf) and recently shown to be identical to the leucine-responsive regulatory protein (Lrp), is not responsible for the delayed methylation at oriC implicated in an eclipse period following initiation of DNA replication. Cells containing a transposon mutation within the mbf (lrp) gene initiate DNA replication at the correct time during the
doi:10.1128/jb.174.9.3078-3082.1992
pmid:1569034
pmcid:PMC205964
fatcat:dbhzgtki45d6fltcf5tvbqcgyu