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Published in final edited form as: Microbiology (Reading). 2008 Jun;154(Pt 6):1710–1718. doi: 10.1099/mic.0.2008/016956-0

Table 3.

Lysis time of random missense S and E alleles

Cells carrying plasmid-borne clones of the indicated E or S105 alleles and plasmid pQ were induced and monitored for OD550. Change in lysis time is relative to the parental allele in each case: pRW*E for E and pS105 for S. –, Allele gave a lysis time within 3 min of the wt. An asterisk (*) indicates mutant E alleles previously isolated by selecting for plaque-formation by ϕX174 on a slyD lawn (Bernhardt et al., 2002a) and included here for comparative purposes. The G83I allele of S105 exhibited a very delayed triggering phenotype, with a gradual decline in OD550 beginning approximately 50 min after wt lysis.

E allele Change in lysis time (min)
wt wt
R3H L19F (Epos4b)* −12
R3H (Epos6)* −12
L19F (Epos5)*
R3D −7
T5S
L16A
S17I
C61S
N43R
S53R
K57A
K90F
P21S Non-lytic
L24P Non-lytic
L42P Non-lytic
P65R +10
T72P +25
S allele
wt wt
A12T
L25G +42
Y31I −10
M50G −5
I53Y +20
G66E −23
V77T −10
G83I +50
I87Y +12
V101T