MUTATIONS OF BACTERIA FROM VIRUS SENSITIVITY TO VIRUS RESISTANCE
Genetics · 1943 · 3.9K citations · 4 references
Viral EvolutionGeneticsPathogenesisIdeal SubjectsVirologyResistance Mutation (Virology)MicrobiologyInfection ControlFluctuation Test TheoryMicrobial VirusMedicineBreakthrough Study
This article reported Luria and Delbruck's breakthrough study in which they established that viruses do not induce mutations in bacteria, but that virus-resisting mutations are spontaneous. Their fluctuation test theory demonstrated that bacteria were ideal subjects for genetic research.
4
Inheritance of resistance to Tobacco-mosaic disease in Tobacco.
Francis O. Holmes · Phytopathology · 1938
189 citations
The Bacteriophage and Its Behavior
F. d'Herrelle, George H. Smith · The Science News-Letter · 1926
132 citations
A Description of Some Color Variants Produced by <i>Serratia marcescens</i> , Strain 274
Mary I. Bunting · Journal of Bacteriology · 1940
59 citations
“Smooth‐rough” variation in bacteria in its relation to bacteriophage
F. M. Bürnet · The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology · 1929
48 citations