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. 2011 May;77(10):3327–3334. doi: 10.1128/AEM.02518-10

Table 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

Strain/plasmid Genotype/marker/descriptiona Reference/source
L. lactis subsp. cremoris
    MG1363 Plasmid-free derivative of L. lactis NCDO 712 cured of ΦT712 prophage 20
    MG1363 Δcfa cfa mutant derivative of MG1363 This study
    MG1363 pDL278 MG1363 harboring pDL278, Spr This study
    MG1363 Δcfa pDL278 MG1363 Δcfa harboring pDL278, Spr This study
    MG1363 Δcfa pDLcfa12A3 MG1363 Δcfa harboring pDLcfa12A3, Spr This study
E. coli
    K-12 and ER2738 General cloning strains Invitrogen
    EC101 E. coli JM101 with repA from pWV01 integrated into the chromosome; host strain used for construction of pGID023-derivative plasmids 35
Plasmids
    pDL278 E. coli-L. lactis shuttle vector (6.6 kbp), Spr 11
    pDLcfa12A3 pDL278-derivative vector used to express the cfa gene under an endogenous promoter, Spr This study
    pGID023 Shuttle vector (8.2 kbp) for E. coli and L. lactis; derivative of pJDC9 containing the pE194 replication functions (thermosensitive ori); used as an unstable integration vector, Emr 28
    pTMH1 Integration plasmid and pGID023 derivative containing the cfa gene carrying a 28-bp internal deletion (nucleotides 514 to 541 of the coding sequence), Emr This study
a

Emr, erythromycin resistance (10 μg ml−1 for L. lactis subsp. cremoris; 250 μg ml−1 for E. coli); Spr, spectinomycin resistance (1,000 μg ml−1 for L. lactis subsp. cremoris; 50 μg ml−1 for E. coli).