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. 2001 Dec 18;98(26):15078–15083. doi: 10.1073/pnas.261569598

Table 2.

Correlation of plasmid stabilization and ParA-Gfp oscillation

Plasmid* par2 components LF values Folds of stabilization Oscillation of ParA-Gfp
pMH82 None 2.0  × 10−2 1.0 No ParA-Gfp
pGE2K parC1 parA parB parC2 1.3  × 10−4 150 No ParA-Gfp
pGE202K parC1 ΔparA parB parC2 2.0  × 10−2 1.0 No ParA-Gfp
pGE236 parC1 ΔparA parB parC2 parA∷gfp 2.7  × 10−4 75 +
pGE236G10V parC1 ΔparA parB parC2 parA(G10V)∷gfp 2.0  × 10−2 1.0
pGE236K14Q parC1 ΔparA parB parC2 parA(K14Q)∷gfp 3.2  × 10−2 0.6
pGE233 parC1 parA parB parC2 parA∷gfp 5.0  × 10−4 40 +
pGE230 parA∷gfp 1.7  × 10−2 1.2
*

All plasmids were derived from pMH82, a par R1 test vector. 

Δ indicates a 213-bp in-frame deletion in parA. 

LF values are defined in the legend to Fig. 1. Plasmid-containing cells of strain KG22 (lacI 

q

) were grown in LB medium at 30°C without IPTG. Culture dilutions were plated on LA plates containing X-gal (40 μg/ml) to determine the frequency of plasmid-containing cells. Numbers are in all cases averages of at least three independent experiments.