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. 2010 Nov;161(9):750–756. doi: 10.1016/j.resmic.2010.09.005

Table 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study.

Strains/plasmids Description Source/reference
Strains
E. coli
MM294 F-, endA-1, hsdR-17, (rk-,mk), supE44, thi-1,recA+ Backman et al. (1976)
IB 805 MM294 transformed with pACYC184 This study
IB 1058 MM294 transformed with pACYC-IISAB This study



B. subtilis
PY79 Prototrophic derivative of B. subtilis 168 Youngman et al. (1984)
MO1099 amy::erm Guérout-Fleury et al. (1996)
IB220 spo0A::kan Schmeisser et al. (2000)
IB1073 MO1099 amy::Pxyl-gfp-spc Pavlendová et al. (2010)
IB1235 PY79 spoIIS::kan This study
IB1237 MO1099 amy::Pxyl-NIISA-gfp-spc This study



Plasmids
pUS19 pUC19 with SpR Benson and Haldenwang (1993)
pUS19-FRIIS pUS19 with flanking regions upstream of spoIISA and downstream of spoIISB This study
pUS19-ΔIIS pUS19-FRIIS with kan This study
pSG1154 bla amyE3′spc Pxyl-gfp amyE5′ Lewis and Marston (1999)
pSG1154-NIISA bla amyE3′spc Pxyl-sequence of 86 N-terminal residues of SpoIISA-gfp amyE5′ This study
pACYC184 CmR TcR Chang and Cohen, 1978
pACYC-IISAB CmR TcRspoIIS This study