Replication of single-stranded (SS) phage DNA proceeds by two mechanisms: discontinuous synthesis as observed with complementary-strand (−) synthesis (SS[+]→RF), where RF refers to replicative form, and continuous synthesis as observed with viral-strand (+) synthesis (RF→SS[+]). This paper deals with discontinuous synthesis and Eisenberg et al. (this volume) discusses continuous synthesis.
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