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These studies suggest that T4 bacteriophage gene expression involves complex regulation across different stages of infection, with specific genes playing roles in protein synthesis, mRNA stability, and autoregulation, and is influenced by both phage and host factors.
T4 bacteriophage gene expression is a complex process involving the regulation of various genes at different stages of infection. This process is crucial for the successful replication and assembly of the bacteriophage within the host cell, typically Escherichia coli. The expression of these genes is tightly controlled and involves multiple regulatory mechanisms, including transcriptional and translational controls.
Role of Gene 61.5 in Late Gene Expression:
Gene 41 and Host Factor Dependence:
Pse T Gene and True-Late Gene Expression:
Gene 32 Autoregulation:
Multiple mRNAs and Stability of Gene 32:
Gene 42 and Early Gene Expression:
T4 bacteriophage gene expression involves a sophisticated interplay of various genes and regulatory mechanisms. Key genes such as 61.5, 41, pse T, and 32 play crucial roles at different stages of infection, from early to late gene expression. The regulation of these genes is influenced by both phage-encoded factors and host cell factors, ensuring efficient replication and assembly of the bacteriophage. Understanding these regulatory mechanisms provides valuable insights into the molecular biology of T4 bacteriophage and its interaction with the host cell.
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