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. 2003 Jun;185(12):3527–3537. doi: 10.1128/JB.185.12.3527-3537.2003

TABLE 1.

M. xanthus strains used in this study

Strain Phenotypea Relevant genotypeb Reference or sourcec
DK1050 Car+ Fru+ carD (wild type) 35
DK1622 Car+ Fru+ carD (wild type) 21
MR1900 Car Fru carD3carD) This study (pMR2603 × DK1622)
MR1901 Car+ Fru+ carD This study (pMR2696 × MR1900)
MR1902 Car+ Fru+ carDSa This study (pMR2698 × MR1900)
MR1903 Car+ Fru+ carDSa(S198A) This study (pMR2745 × MR1900)
MR1904 Car Fru LacZ Kmr carD3 carQ::lacZ pDAH217 × MR1900
MR1905 Car+ Fru+ LacZi Kmr carD′ carQ::lacZ pDAH217 × MR1901
MR1906 Car+ Fru+ LacZi Kmr carDSacarQ::lacZ pDAH217 × MR1902
MR1907 Car+ Fru+ LacZi Kmr carDSa(S198A) carQ::lacZ pDAH217 × MR1903
a

Only the phenotypes relevant to this work are indicated. LacZi, light-inducible synthesis of β-galactosidase; LacZ, low basal levels of β-galactosidase synthesis in the dark or in the light.

b

Only the genotypes relevant to this work are indicated. Relative to that for the wild-type carD gene in DK1622 (or DK1050), an additional 6 bp separates the initiator ATG codon and the ribosomal binding site in strains MR1901, MR1902, and MR1903 and those derived from them (MR1905, MR1906, and MR1907) (see Materials and Methods).

c

All of the strains except the first two were generated by electroporation of the integrative plasmid into the respective strain as indicated here and described in the text.