Phage Suppressor Mutations is a genetic phenomenon in bacteriophage systems wherein a secondary mutation compensates for the phenotypic effect of a primary mutation, typically by restoring viral function through altered interactions with host translation machinery or tRNA specificity.
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Deg phenotype of Escherichia coli lon mutants
Susan Gottesman, David Zipser · Journal of Bacteriology · 1978 · 201 citations · Full text
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