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. 2006 Aug 25;72(11):6994–7002. doi: 10.1128/AEM.01518-06

TABLE 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids

Strain or plasmid Description Source or reference
E. coli
    BW20767 Pir+mob+ S. Minnoch, University of Idaho
    JM109 recA endA Promega, Madison, WI
    S17.1 Smrmob+ S. Minnoch
P. stutzeri
    KC Wild-type PDTC producer C. Criddle, Stanford University
    SEMΔpdtC KC ΔpdtC::Km This study
P. putida
    KT2440 Wild type Estacion Exp. Zaidin (EEZ), Granada, Spain
    PSC 48 KT2440 rpoS null mutant EEZ (33)
    PSC 39 KT2440 rpoN null mutant EEZ (18)
Plasmids
    pEP185.2sacB1 Cmrtra+oriR6KsacB vehicles for allele replacement and counterselection 23
    pEP185.2sacB1Δsal pEP185.2sacB1 lacking SalI-XhoI of cloning site This study
    pSEMΔC pEP185.2sacB1Δsal with ΔpdtC::Km allele This study
    pGEM T-easy AproricolE1cloning vector Promega
    pJB3Tc20 Tcr RK2-based IncP broad-host-range vector 6
    PSEMC pJB3Tc20 with pdtC gene inserted between KpnI and SphI sites This study
    pMP77 Strr IncQ broad-host-range promoter-probe vector with promoterless xylE 39
    pFpro1 (etc.) Series of constructs: pMP77 with pdtF promoter fragments of various lengths inserted upstream of xylE using BglII and HindIII sites (Fig. 4) This study
    pCpro pMP77 with pdtC promoter fragment inserted upstream of xylE using BglII and HindIII sites This study