Abstract
“Satellite&” plaques of a lysozymeless T4 phage can develop around plaques of phage capable of producing T4 lysozyme, which then diffuses out from the plaques.
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WISE, E., GLICKMAN, R. Virus Satellite Plaques. Nature 235, 95–96 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1038/235095a0
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