The integration host factor of Escherichia coli (IHF) is a small, histone‐like protein which
participates in the integration of bacteriophage lambda into the E. coli chromosome and in a …

Escherichia coli integration host factor (IHF) is a DNA-binding protein that participates in
gene regulation, site-specific recombination, and other processes in E. coli and some of its …

We have quantitatively evaluated the affinity of a set of target sites for the integration host
factor (IHF) protein of Escherichia coli by their performance as competitors in an …

The integration host factor (IHF) of Escherichia coli is a major nucleoid-associated protein
that binds to specific sites on DNA. Using gel retardation and competition experiments we …

Transcriptional control of the himA and the himD/hip genes coding for the two subunits of the
integration host factor (IHF) was investigated. The promoters for the two genes were …

The Escherichia coli integration host factor is composed of two nonidentical subunits,
encoded by the himA and hip genes, respectively, which map genetically on the E. coli …

Integration Host Factor, IHF, is an E. coli DNA binding protein that imposes a substantial
bend on DNA. Previous footprinting studies and bending assays have characterized several …

Using the gel retardation technique we have studied the protein‐DNA complexes formed
between HU–the major histone‐like protein of Escherichia coli–and short DNA fragments …

Azide moieties have been specifically placed in the backbone of DNA by chemical coupling
between azidophenacyl bromide and uniquely positioned phosphorothioate residues. The …

Integration host factor (IHF) is a protein encoded by Escherichia coli which was first
discovered as a requirement for bacteriophage λ site-specific recombination. In this study …