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. 2009 Jun 19;191(17):5446–5457. doi: 10.1128/JB.00602-09

TABLE 2.

Influence of BCAA, GTP, and glucose and CodY on BsrF transcriptiona

Medium β-Galactosidase activity (Miller units)
DB104::pACG6 DB104::pACG6(ΔcodY::spc)
CSE 305 ± 8 308 ± 5
CSE + BCAA 606 ± 16 318 ± 30
CSE + Glc 303 ± 21 310 ± 25
CSE + Glc + BCAA 909 ± 7 301 ± 33
CSE + Glc + isoleucine 744 ± 10 305 ± 24
CSE + Glc + leucine 445 ± 12 310 ± 15
CSE + Glc + valine 436 ± 15 301 ± 12
CSE + Glc +/− GTP 324 ± 22/312 ± 30 304 ± 10/310 ± 16
CSE + Glc + BCAA +/− GTP 903 ± 50/639 ± 27 308 ± 21/306 ± 27
CSE + Glc +/− methanol 316 ± 15/321 ± 22 ND
CSE + Glc + BCAA +/− methanol 896 ± 43/907 ± 59 ND
a

All values are averages of at least three independent determinations with five different integrants obtained from cultures grown until the OD600 was 0.3 (logarithmic growth phase). The influence of GTP was measured 30 min after addition of mycophenolic acid (a guanine nucleotide synthesis inhibitor) dissolved in methanol (final concentration, 100 μM) or methanol alone to cultures. The concentration of each BCAA (isoleucine, leucine, and valine) added was 10 mM, and the concentration of glucose (Glc) was 0.1 %. ND, not determined. In cases where no glucose was added, the carbon sources in the CSE medium were succinate and glutamate.