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A temperature sensitive ligase allele of phage T4 reduced or eliminated HNO2 induced reversion of am mutants. Since at the temperatures used, the ligase mutant is defective in the repair of some types of lethal lesions (i.e., UV, MMS and EMS induced lesions) these results indicate that HNO2 mutagenesis may occur through a ligase dependent repair pathway. In contrast, 2AP induced mutation was not inhibited by mutants defective in the gene 30 ligase or in genes 32, 39, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 52, 56, 58-61 and v. This indicates that 2AP mutagenesis probably does not depend on a repair pathway in phage T4.
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