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. 1999 May;181(9):2782–2788. doi: 10.1128/jb.181.9.2782-2788.1999

TABLE 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

Strain or plasmid Description Reference or source
Strains
S. pneumoniae
  Rx1 Nonencapsulated laboratory strain 1
  DP1110 UVs W. R. Guild
  SP1000 str-1 fus Tn5252 1
  SP1254 str-1 Tn5252ΩEm Tra+ 10
  SP1291 str-1 Tn5252ΩEm This study
  SP1311 str-1 derivative of DP1110 This study
  SP1317 SP1311(pSJ142 Spcr) This study
  SP1323 SP1311(pAT29) This study
  SP1324 SP1311(pSJ142Δ0.5-kb XbaI fragment) This study
  SP1402 SP1311::Tn5252 This study
  SP1405 SP1311::Tn5252ΩEm This study
S. pyogenes
  ATCC 19615 opt Stillwater Medical Center
E. faecalis
  JH2-2 Wild type, plasmid free 32
  UV202 fus rif UVs 32
  SF5002 UV202::Tn5252 1
  SF5004 UV202(pSJ142, Spcr) This study
E. coli
  JM109 F′ lacIq Δ(lacZ)M15 proA+B+/Δ(lac-proAB) recA1 33
  AB1157 his-4 11
  RM1140 Same as AB1157 but umuC36 R. V. Miller
Plasmids
 pAT29 (6.7 kb) lacZ Spcr 29
 pDR6 KS(+)::4.5-kb DNA fragment (uvr operon of Tn5252) This study
 pKM101 R46 derivative carrying the mucAB operon 17
 pSJ142 pAT29::4.5-kb fragment DNA (uvr operon of Tn5252) This study
 pSE117 pBR322 derivative::E. coli umuCD operon 15
 pVA891 (5.9 kb) Cm Em 14