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. 1999 Dec;181(23):7314–7322. doi: 10.1128/jb.181.23.7314-7322.1999

TABLE 2.

Strategy used for verification of rocF mutants by PCR and sequence analyses

Strain PCR primer pairsa
PCR-sequencing
Up, bpb Down, bp Up Down
N6 WT R13+K4, none R5+K8, none; R17+K8, none NAc NA
NA NA
N6 rocF::aphA3 R13+K4, 680 R5+K8, 860 NDd R5+K8e
N6 236-2 R13+K4, 890 R17+K8, 250 R13+H16 R17+K8
SS1 WT R13+K4, none R17+K5, none; R17+K8, none NA NA
NA NA
SS1 rocF::aphA3 R13+K4, 680 R17+K5, 1160 ND R5+K8
SS1 236-2 R13+K4, 890 R17+K8, 250 R13+H16 R17+K8
a

Primer pairs used for PCR are listed. Primers are schematically depicted in Fig. 1. The first primer of the pair is specific for rocF, whereas the second primer is specific for the kanamycin resistance gene. The primer sequences are given in Table 1. The results for the PCR reactions from columns 2 and 3 of the table are shown in Fig. 2B. 

b

Up and down, rocF regions immediately up- or downstream, respectively, of insertion sites for kanamycin cassettes. The sizes of the PCR products (shown in Fig. 2B) are given in base pairs. 

c

NA, not applicable. 

d

ND, not determined. 

e

Underlining indicates primers used for direct sequencing of PCR products.