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. 1998 Feb;180(4):785–792. doi: 10.1128/jb.180.4.785-792.1998

TABLE 3.

Effects of 10 mM salicylate on bioluminescence induction responses in mar+ rob+ and Δmar rob hosts

Plasmid Gene fused to luxCDABE Salicylate response ratioa in:
GC4468 (mar+ rob+) N8452 (Δmar rob)
pDEW213 f415 NDb ND
pDEW215 yciG 3.4 5.3
pDEW218 inaA 20.6 0.92
pDEW219 yohF 5.4 5.2
pDEW220 o82/o521 1.8 4.0
pDEW221 osmY 2.7 3.9
pDEW223 o513 0.05 0.21
pDEW301 frvX 0.62 0.45
pDEW305 f253a 2.6 1.8
pDEW307 sohA 1.1 1.0
pDEW309 poxB 12.8 4.3
pDEW312 ldcC 3.8 3.2
a

The cultures were grown to log phase (30 to 42 Klett units) in LB medium containing 50 μg of ampicillin per ml. The culture was then split, and 50 μl was added to 50 μl of LB medium containing or lacking 20 mM sodium salicylate, yielding a final concentration of 10 or 0 mM. The response ratio, which was the RLU of the salicylate-treated culture divided by the RLU of the untreated culture, was calculated from the mean of duplicate cultures at 30 min after combining the cells and salicylate. 

b

ND, not determined. The bioluminescence from E. coli GC4468 or N8452 containing pDEW213 was very low and was reduced below the detection limit by addition of 10 mM salicylate.