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. 2002 Jun;184(12):3232–3241. doi: 10.1128/JB.184.12.3232-3241.2002

TABLE 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

Strain or plasmid Genotype or description Source or reference
Strains
    B. subtilis
        168 trpC2 C. Anagnostopoulosa
        HØR18 trpC2 pucR::pBOER 15
        HØR26 trpC2 pucR::Pspac-pucR Transformation of 168 by pIMut4 selecting for Err
        LCC26 trpC2 tnrA62::Tn917 Transformation of 168 with DNA from SF416R selecting for Err (2)
    E. coli
        MC1061 FaraD139 Δ(ara-leu)7697 galE15 galK16 Δ(lac)74 rpsL (Strr) hsdR2 (r m+) mcrA mcrB1 Laboratory stock
Plasmids
    pDG268neo Apr (E. coli) Neor (B. subtilis); vector used for construction of transcriptional lacZ fusion designed to integrate into the amyE gene of B. subtilis 11
    pIMut4 Lnr, Err, Pspac-pucR, LacZ; pMUTIN4 digested with EcoRI-SacI, ligated with PCR-generated fragment containing RBS and 211 bp of the 5′-end of pucR; integration into the pucR locus results in a 3′ truncated PucR copy expressed from the pucR promoter and an intact PucR copy expressed from Pspac This work
    pMUTIN4 Integrational plasmid used for gene inactivation by recombination and for generation of transcriptional lacZ fusions 17
    pBOE335 Apr (E. coli) Cmr (B. subtilis); integration vector, pUC19 containing cat gene cloned into KasI site 11
    pBOER Cmr; pBOE335 containing an internal part of the pucR transcriptional unit; integration of pBOER results in pucR inactivation 15
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