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. 2015 Dec 15;112(52):15880–15885. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1519177113

Table S5.

Plasmids used

Antibiotic resistance pACYCDuet derivative pET30 or pET28 derivatives
Kanamycin pET-apcE(1–240/Δ87–130)
pET-apcE(1–240/Δ77–153)
pET-apcE(20–240/Δ87–130)
pET-apcEΔ
pET-apcEΔΔ
pET-apcE(36–240/Δ77–153)
pET-apcE(50–240/Δ77–153)
pET-E39A
pET-L40S
pET-D41A
pET-E42A
pET-L43S
pET-E39A/E42A
pET-R53A
pET-I75A
pET-N154R
pET-A156Q
pET-K157L
pET-K157T
pET-S158A
pET-S158C
pET-S158C/C196S
pET-R160A
pET-R160S
pET-D161A
pET-D161H
pET-W164A
pET-W164Y
pET-F165Y
pET-Y168L
pET-N184G
pET-L188G
pET-C196S
pET-A200F
pET-F216A
pET-E221A
Chloramphenicol pACYC-ho1-pcyA

The pACYCDuet and pET30 or pET28, from Novagen, are T7 promoter expression vectors. The pACYCDuet is designed to coexpress two target proteins in E. coli. Using the two vector derivatives, together with compatible replicons and antibiotic resistance, three proteins could be coexpressed in the same cell, thereby generating the respective designed core-membrane–like variants in E. coli.