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Durch Reaktion von C\(_5\)H\(_5\)Co(PMe\(_3\))\(_2\) (I) oder des Hetero-Zweikernkomplexes C\(_5\)H\(_5\)(PMe\(_3\))Co(CO)\(_2\)Mn(CO)C\(_3\)H .. Me (III) mit CS\(_2\) entsteht in praktisch quantitativer Ausbeute C\(_5\)H\(_5\)Co(PMe\(_3\))CS\(_2\) (IV). Die Kristallstruktur zeigt, dass der Carbondisulfid-Ligal'ld iiber Kohlenstoff und ein Schwefelatom (S(2)) dihaptogebunden vorliegt (Co-C = 1.89, Co-S(2) = 2.24 A, S(2)-C-S(1) = 141.2°). Die beiden C-S-AbsUinde in IV (C-S(2) = 1.68, C-S(l) = 1.60 A) sind gegenliber dem C-S-Abstand in freiem CS\(_2\) (1.554 A) aufgeweitet, was in Einklang mit dem aus spektroskopischen Daten zu folgernden starken 1T-Akzeptorcharakter von h\(^2\)-CS\(_2\) steht. IV reagiert mit Cr(CO)\(_5\)THF und C\(_5\)H\(_5\)Mn(CO)\(_2\)THF zu den Komplexen C\(_5\)H\(_5\)(PMe\(_3\))Co(SCS)Cr(CO)\(_5\) (V) bzw. C\(_5\)H\(_5\)(PMe\(_3\))Co(SCS)Mn(CO)\(_2\)C\(_5\)H\(_5\) (VI), in den en das in IV nicht am Cobalt gebundene Schwefelatom S(l) als Koordinationspartner gegenüber den 16-Elektronen-Fragmenten Cr(CO)\(_5\) und Mn(CO)\(_2\)C\(_5\)H\(_5\) fungierl. Die spektroskopischen Daten von IV, V und VI werden diskutiert.
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The plasmid pBC16 (4.25 kbases), ongtnally isolated from Bacillus cereus, determines tetracycline resistance and can be transformed into competent cells of B. subtilis. A miniplasmid of pBCl6 (pBCI6-1), 2,7 kb) which has lost an EcoRI fragment of pBCI6 retains the replication functions and the tetracycline resistance. This plasmid which carries only one EcoRI site has been joined in vitro to pBS], a cryptic plasmid previously isolated from B. subtilis and shown to carry also a single EcoRI site (Bernhard et aI., 1978). The recombinant plasmid is unstable and dissociates into the plasmid pBSl61 (8.2 kb) and the smaller plasmid pBS162 (2. I kb). Plasmid pBS161 retains the tetracycline resistance. It possesses a single EcoRI site and 6 HindlII sites. The largest HindIII fragment of pBS161 carries the tetracycline resistance gene and the replication function. After circularization in vitro of this fragment a new plasmid, pBS161-l is generated, which can be used as a HindlII and EcoRI cloning vector in Bacillus suhtilis. Hybrid plasmids consisting of the E. coli plasmids pBR322, p WL 7 or pACl84 and different HindlII fragments of pBSI61 were constructed in vitro. Hybrids containing together with the E. coli plasmid the largest HindlII fragment of pBS161 can replicate in E. coli and B. sublilis. In E. coli only the replicon of the E. coli plasmid part is functioning whereas in B. suhtilis replication of the hybrid plasmid is under the control of the Bacillus replicon. The tetracycline resistance of the B. subtilis plasmid is expressed in E. coli, but several antibiotic resistances of the E. coli plasmids (ampicillin, kanamycin and chloramphenicol) are not expressed in B. suhtilis. The hybrid plasmids seem to be more unstable in B. subtilis than in E. coli.
The lnfluence of mlcrosomal and nuclear aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase (AHH) actlvlty on the covalent blndlng of [G·3H]benzo(a )pyrene to rat llver DNA was evaluated in viWJ. lnductlon of mlcrosomal AHH was obtalned alter phenobarbltal treatment (160% of control), whlch also lncreased DNA blndlng to 190%, but left the nuclear actlvlty unchanged. Nuclear AHH was lnduced wlth dleldrln (150%), and the blndlng was decreased to 75%, whereaa the mlcrosomal AHH was at control Ievei. The lncreaslng effect of mlcrosomal AHH lnductlon as weil as the decreaslng effect of nuclear AHH lnductlon on the blndlng was shown clearly when the data of the Individual rata were uaed to solve the equatlon Binding = e•(mlcroeomal AHH) + b•(nuclear AHH) + c Multiple linear regresslon analysls wlth the data from 10 anlmala reaulted ln positive valuea for a and c, a negative value for b, and a good multiple correlatlon coefflclent of r = 0.974. Pretreatment wlth 3-methylcholanthrene ln· duced mlcrosomal AHH to 380% of control and nuclear AHH to 590% and lncreased the blndlng' to 175,.-o. The blndlng was hlgher than predlcted by the formula found, probably because the lncreaslng lnfluence of lnduced mlcrosomal AHH overahadowed the decreaslng effect of the nuclear AHH. The study ahows clearly that the blndlng of a forelgn compound to DNA in viWJ Ia dependent not only on mlcrosomal enzyme actlvltles but also on nuclear actlvltles even lf the latter are conslderably lower than thoae of mlcrosomes.