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. 2002 Feb;184(3):849–852. doi: 10.1128/JB.184.3.849-852.2002

TABLE 1.

Bacterial strains and cosmids or plasmids used in this study

Strain, cosmid, or plasmid Relevant characteristic(s) Source or reference
Strains
    E. coli
        SM10 Mobilizing strain: transfer genes of RP4 integrated into the chromosome; Kmr Sms 11
        TOP10 High-efficiency transformation strain with blue/white screening; Aps Kms Invitrogen
        HB101 Serum-sensitive strain 7
    B. mallei
        NCTC 120 USAMRIIDa
        NCTC 10248 Human isolate USAMRIID
        NCTC 10229 USAMRIID
        NCTC 10260 Human isolate USAMRIID
        NCTC 10247 USAMRIID
        ATCC 23344 Human isolate; Pmr Gms USAMRIID
        NCTC 3708 Mule isolate USAMRIID
        NCTC 3709 Horse isolate USAMRIID
        ATCC 10399 USAMRIID
        ATCC 15310 USAMRIID
        PB100 ATCC 23344::pGSV3008; Pmr Gmr This study
    B. pseudomallei 1026b Clinical isolate; Gmr Kmr Smr Pmr Tps 4
Cosmids
    pScosBC1 Broad-host-range cosmid cloning vector based on pSuperCos1; Apr Tpr 12
    p1C3 pScosBC1 from ATCC 23344 library with a 23-kb fragment containing the O-PS biosynthetic gene cluster This study
    p2B5 pScosBC1 from ATCC 23344 library with a 27-kb fragment containing the O-PS biosynthetic gene cluster This study
Plasmids
    pUC19 Cloning vector with blue/white selection; Apr 14
    pGSV3008 pGSV containing a 379-bp EcoRI fragment from pDD3008, contains internal fragment from the wcbB gene; Gmr 6
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U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Fort Detrick, Md.