Genetic, biochemical and biophysical methods are being used to examine a) the roles of bacterial and phage recombination systems in bacteriophage lambda recombination; b) the impact of DNA sequence non-homologies on recombination; c) the processing of base pair mismatches and DNA sequence non-homologies in artificially constructed heteroduplex molecules of lambda DNA; d) the role of recombination in post-replication repair, and e) the mechanism of Mu DNA integration following lytic infection.
| Fox, M S; Radicella, J P; Yamamoto, K (1994) Some features of base pair mismatch repair and its role in the formation of genetic recombinants. Experientia 50:253-60 |
| Radicella, J P; Clark, E A; Chen, S et al. (1993) Patch length of localized repair events: role of DNA polymerase I in mutY-dependent mismatch repair. J Bacteriol 175:7732-6 |
| Kunes, S; Botstein, D; Fox, M S (1990) Synapsis-mediated fusion of free DNA ends forms inverted dimer plasmids in yeast. Genetics 124:67-80 |
| Pearson, R K; Fox, M S (1988) Effects of DNA heterologies on bacteriophage lambda recombination. Genetics 118:13-9 |
| Pearson, R K; Fox, M S (1988) Effects of DNA heterologies on bacteriophage lambda packaging. Genetics 118:5-12 |
| Kunes, S; Ma, H; Overbye, K et al. (1987) Fine structure recombinational analysis of cloned genes using yeast transformation. Genetics 115:73-81 |
| Orrego, C; Fox, M S (1985) On mutation fixation resulting from nitrosoguanidine-induced DNA damage in Escherichia coli K12 ada-. Mutat Res 146:185-9 |
