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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Microbiol. 2012 Jul 11;85(4):768–781. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2012.08138.x

Table 1.

AmiB variants isolated in the plasmid release enrichment.

Variants from
Enrichmenta
Lethal Activityf
WT ΔenvC
W8L, N263D, M295Ib +++ +++
G33D, E300Kb +++ +++
S87P, S306L +++ +++
G170C, S293Rb +++ +++
S173N, S293R +++ +++
L229S, A296V, D314Vb +++ +++
S293Ic, e +++ +++
S293Re +++ +++
M295Ic, e +++ +++
A296Vc, e +++ +++
E300Kc, e +++ +++
H302P, A405Vb, e +++ +++
E303Ke +++ +++
S306Lc, e +++ +++
S306Pd, e +++ +++
Q333Le + +++
R372Ce + +++

Site-Directed Variants

H302P +++ +++
S306P +++ +++
D314V
A405V
a

each row in the table indicates the substitution(s) found in a single variant

b

also contain silent mutation(s)

c

variant isolated from two independent libraries

d

variant contains a premature stop at codon 422

e

lytic phenotype phenotype was reproduced upon subcloning into the parental plasmid backbone. All others were not subcloned.

f

Plasmids encoding the indicated AmiB variants under control of the arabinose promoter were assessed for lethal activity by streaking transformants of TB28 [WT] or TB140 [ΔenvC] on M9-CAA-Cm10 agar containing either 0.2% glucose or 0.2% arabinose and visually determining if growth was significantly inhibited on the arabinose-containing plate.