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. 2006 Jan;72(1):527–535. doi: 10.1128/AEM.72.1.527-535.2006

TABLE 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

Strain or plasmid Relevant characteristic(s)a Source or reference
Bacterial strains
    Bifidobacterium longum
        DJO10A Wild-type human isolate; host of pDOJH10L and pDOJH10S A. Islam, D. D. O’Sullivan, and D. J. O’Sullivan (unpublished)
        VMK44 Electroporation host J. Steeleb
    Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus Electroporation host L. L. McKay culture collection
    E. coli
        XL1-Blue thi recA1 hsdR17 relA1 gyrA94 α-lacZ complementation; Tcr 5
Plasmids
    pDOJH10L 10-kb wild-type plasmid from B. longum DJO10A This study
    pDOJH10S 3.6-kb wild-type plasmid from B. longum DJO10A This study
    pDOJHR E. coli-bifidobacterium shuttle cloning vector; Cmr This study
    pUC18 E. coli cloning vector; source of lacZ and MCS 23
    pACYC184 E. coli cloning vector; source of p15A ori 6
    pCI372 E. coli-Lactococcus lactis shuttle cloning vector; Cmr 12
    pDOJ4 E. coli-Lactobacillus bulgaricus shuttle-cloning vector; Cmr J. Halgerson, J. H. Kim, J. H. Lee, and D. J. O’Sullivan (unpublished)
a

Tcr, tetracycline resistance; Cmr, chloramphenicol resistance; ori, origin of replication; MCS, multiple cloning site.

b

Department of Food Science, University of Wisconsin.