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. 2012 Jul;194(13):3386–3394. doi: 10.1128/JB.00364-12

Table 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this studya

Strain or plasmid Relevant feature(s) Source or reference
Strains
    E. coli DH5α Cloning host Lab stock
    E. faecalis
        OG1Sp Spr 21
        100-5 Spr; carries chromosomal copy of prgX 14
        DM105 Fusr; rpoC::His allele This study
    B. subtilis rpoC::His 26
Plasmids
    pGEM-T Easy Crbr; TA cloning vector Promega
    pCF10 Tcr; cCF10 conjugative plasmid 12
    pCI3340 Camr; vector used for all plasmids below 17
    pBK1 Camr
    pBK2 Camr
    pDM1 pCI3340 with prgX terminator This study
    pDM1.1 pDM1 carrying LT −163 to +114 This study
    pDM1.2 pDM1 carrying LT with B1m1 mutation This study
    pDM1.3 pDM1 carrying LT with B1m2 mutation This study
    pDM1.4 pDM1 carrying LT with B2m1 mutation This study
    pDM1.5 pDM1 carrying LT with B2m2 mutation This study
    pDM1.6 pDM1 carrying LT with B1m1 and B2m1 mutations This study
    pDM1.7 pDM1 carrying ST −68 to +114 This study
    pDM1.8 pDM1 carrying ST with B2m1 mutation This study
a

The pDM1.1 to -1.8 plasmids contain cloned pCF10-derived DNA fragments that were also used as templates for in vitro transcription. The sequences of the PrgX binding sites, as well as those of the B1 and B2 mutations analyzed in these studies, are shown in Fig. 1C.