TABLE 2.
CN-Cbl utilization phenotype of cysteine substitutions in the BtuB Ton box and effect of the L8P and V10P substitutionsa
| btuB alleleb | CN-Cbl concn (nM) for maximal growth of a strain carrying BtuB with the indicated substitutionc
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|---|---|---|---|
| Alone | L8P | V10P | |
| WT | 0.5 | >5,000 | >5,000 |
| D6C | 0.5 | 5 | 500 |
| T7C | 0.5 | 0.5 | 100 |
| L8C | 0.5 | NAd | >5,000 |
| V9C | 0.5 | >5,000 | 500 |
| V10C | 0.5 | >5,000 | NA |
| T11C | 0.5 | 5 | >5,000 |
| A12C | 0.5 | 500 | >5,000 |
The lowest concentrations of CN-Cbl that allows formation of colonies of sizes comparable to those on methionine-supplemented medium are reported as in Table 1.
The indicated btuB alleles were present in single gene copy at the attλ locus. Allele designations are as in Table 1. WT, wild type.
Each btuB allele encoded the cysteine substitution indicated in the left column along with either no other amino acid substitution (Alone) or the L8P or V10P substitution.
NA, not applicable.