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. 2018 Mar 2;67(4):570–578. doi: 10.1099/jmm.0.000707

Table 1. Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study.

Strain or plasmid Characteristics Source or reference
Bacteria
S. aureus JE2 Most common CA-MRSA isolate, resistant to methicillin/oxacillin [57]
lpdA JE2 with mutation in the lpdA (Kanr) This study
lpdA+pCU-bkd JE2 : lpdA complemented with pCU-bkd plasmid (Kanr, Camr) This study
 NE1724 JE2 with a transposon insertion in the pdhA gene (Ermr) [35]
pdhA+pCU-pdh JE2 : pdhA complemented with pCU-pdh plasmid (Ermr, Camr) This study
lpdA : pdhA JE2 with mutation in the lpdA and pdhA genes (Kanr, Ermr) This study
lpdA-pdhA+pCU-bkd JE2Δ(pdhA+lpdA)complemented with pCU-bkd (Kanr, Ermr, Camr) This study
lpdA-pdhA+pCU-pdh JE2Δ(pdhA+lpdA)complemented with pCU-pdh (Kanr, Ermr, Camr) This study
Plasmids
 pGEM-T An E. coli cloning plasmid Promega
 pCU1 A shuttle vector (Ampr in E. coli, Camr in S. aureus) [36]
 pCU-bkd Plasmid pCU1 containing a 5.1-kb DNA fragment containing all four genes of the S. aureus bkd locus [23]
 pCU-pdh Plasmid pCU1 containing a 5.9-kb DNA fragment containing all four genes of the S. aureus pdh locus This study

Kanr, kanamycin resistant; Ermr, erythromycin resistant; Camr, chloramphenicol resistant.