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. 2010 Apr 23;76(12):3978–3988. doi: 10.1128/AEM.00493-10

TABLE 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

Strain or plasmid Descriptiona Reference or source
C. michiganensis subsp. michiganensis
    C290 Wild-type virulent strain isolated in Ohio Laboratory collection
    A300 Wild-type virulent strain isolated in Ohio Laboratory collection
C. michiganensis subsp. nebraskensis LexIIC Wild-type virulent strain isolated in Nebraska D. L. Coplin
E. coli
    DH5α Used in cloning experiments Invitrogen
    ER2925 dam and dcm methylation-negative strain New England Biotechnology
Plasmids
    pXen5 Source for promoterless lux operon optimized for expression in Gram-positive bacteria; Ery Kan; 18.3 kb Xenogen; 14
    pXen13 Source for Gram-negative lux operon from P. luminescens; Amp; 8.7 kb Xenogen
    pMod3 Contains EZ::TN transposon; 2.8 kb Epicentre
    pKGT452Cβ Tn1409 Cβ; tnpA cmx Amp Cm; 6.4 kb 25
    pUC4K Source of kanamycin resistance marker; Kan Amp Amersham
    pUWGR4 pMod3 containing EZ::TN transposon and lux operon from pXen13; Kan; 10 kb 33
    pXX1 pMod3 containing promoterless lux operon from pXen5; Kan; 9.3 kb This study
    pXX2 pKGT452Cβ containing promoterless lux operon from pXen5; Amp Cm; 12.2 kb This study
    pXX3 pKGT452Cβ containing promoterless lux operon from pXen13; Amp Cm; 12.3 kb This study
a

Kan, kanamycin resistance; Amp, ampicillin resistance; Cm, chloramphenicol resistance; Ery, erythromycin resistance.