JL Ferain In addition, microbial polysaccharides are used in a large variety of products ranging from foods to chemicals (e.g. AI Ross DNA methylation was halted by the addition of 5 µl of 1.5 M sodium acetate, pH 7.0 containing 1 M β‐mercaptoethanol, 15 mM EDTA and 0.1 mg ml−1 sheared calf thymus DNA. V Coakley (1997) successfully transferred the 60.2-kb phage resistance, conjugative plasmid, pMRCO1, to a variety of starters by using the genetic determinants for lacticin 3147 immunity encoded on the plasmid. S DP However, not all phage resistance plasmids are conjugative, and the potential for plasmid incompatability and the paucity of dominant selectable markers for many phage resistance plasmids continues to present challenges for food-grade strain improvement. Khunajakr (, Kuipers M Diagrammatic representation of the homologous recombination event between hsdS determinants on the progenitor plasmids pAH33 and pAH82, which results in the formation of two new hsdS determinants on the co-integrate plasmid pAH90. 5A, lane 9). Beerthuyzen (, Leenhouts Exposure of DNA to dimethylsulphate (DMS) generates methylated bases that are cleaved in the presence of piperidine. Schwarz The primary purpose of CorA is to transport magnesium into the cell, where transport depends on membrane potential and does not appear to require ATP ( Smith & Maguire, 1998 ). T The intersubunit ferroxidase centre of E. coli Dps consists of Asp78 and Glu82 of one subunit and His51, His63 and Asp67 of another ( Fig. Zottola The difference in DNA binding affinities of DpsA and DpsB, despite their very similar N‐terminal regions (Fig. Initial gel retardation analyses using DNA fragments ranging in size from ∼300 bp to ∼3000 bp suggested that neither DpsA nor DpsB were capable of binding DNA (not shown). Twomey Coffey Espinosa M The plasmid-encoded nature of many bacteriocins is of major significance because, like phage resistance, the property can be disseminated with ease amongst different strains. de Vos ( Teuber, 1999 ). MJ Vos WM J yellow agar reddish orange- Moineau Venema LG A T What is the rising action of faith love and dr lazaro? Bozonnet Moineau M U Encyclopedia of Inorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry. Transcriptome Sequence and Plasmid Copy Number Analysis of the Brewery Isolate Pediococcus claussenii ATCC BAA-344T during Growth in Beer. Casaus (, Filutowicz (, Hill Ano ang Imahinasyong guhit na naghahati sa daigdig sa magkaibang araw? This resulted in the generation of a number of lactococcal starter cultures, which were phage resistant and bacteriocin-producing. Bacteria grown in broth culture show different patterns of growth. Such plasmids have in some cases enabled the construction of superior starters capable of enduring prolonged exposure to phage in milk fermentations under commercial cheese-making conditions. M AC Siezen Hill Diaz-Orejas Although pNP40 harbours two abortive infection mechanisms, AbiE and AbiF ( Garvey, 1995 ), pNP40 was found to increase the survival rate of the lactococcal host to 90%, a feature not indicative of abortive infection alone. In this case, the presence of IS 982 between the promoter (P1) and the first gene of the cluster resulted in the creation of two new promoters, P2 and P2′. BE Condon Fitzgerald TR Walker CQ The 24‐meric ferritins lack the BC helix, but the DpsB A, B, C and D helices superpose on the four‐helix core of a single E. coli ferritin subunit with an RMS of 1.33 Å on 81 Cα atoms (Fig. Consequently, it is timely to reflect on the desirable characteristics encoded on lactococcal plasmids. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Multiply. Dajani diacetylactis 1816 ( Kempler & McKay, 1979 ). Details of the data collection are given in Table 1. Misra Search for other works by this author on: Department of Biological Sciences, Cork Institute of Technology, Cork, Ireland, Molecular cloning and characterization of Tap, a putative multidrug efflux pump present in, A 30 kDa cell wall protein produced by plasmid DNA which encodes inhibition of phage adsorption in, Molecular characterisation of three small isometric-headed bacteriophages which vary in their sensitivity to the lactococcal phage resistant plasmid pTR2030, Phage resistance mechanisms in lactic acid bacteria, Initiation of plasmid pC194 replication and its control in, Genetics and mechanisms of glycopeptide resistance in enterococci, A ColE1-compatible expression vector for the production of His-tagged fusion proteins, Cloning of two bacteriocin genes from a lactococcal bacteriocin plasmid, Organization and nucleotide sequences of two lactococcal bacteriocin operons, Phage operon involved in sensitivity to the, Microbiological and molecular impacts of AbiK on the lytic cycle of, Novel food-grade plasmid vector based on melibiose fermentation for the genetic engineering of, Exopolysaccharide production and texture-promoting abilities of mixed-starter cultures in yogurt production, An unusually long-lived antisense RNA in plasmid copy number control, in vivo RNAs encoded by the streptococcal plasmid pIP501, Exoploysaccharides produced by the dairy lactic acid bacteria, Nucleotide sequence of a plasmid pCL2.1 from, Replication control of plasmid P1 and its host chromosome, Nucleotide sequence and characterization of the cell envelope proteinase plasmid in, The use of ropy milk as stabiliser in the manufacture of ice cream, Biochemical and genetic characterization of enterocin P, a novel sec-dependent bacteriocin from, Application and evaluation of the phage resistance- and bacteriocin-encoding plasmid pMRC01 for the improvement of dairy starter cultures, Bacteriophage-resistance systems in dairy starter strains, Identification and characterisation of a plasmid encoding abortive infection from, Plasmid-encoded bacteriophage insensitivity in members of the genus, Genetics and Molecular Biology of Streptococci, Lactococci and Enterococci, Increasing the phage resistance of cheese starters, a case study using Lactococcus lactis DPC4268, Use of a broad-host-range bacteriocin-producing, Extrachromosomal elements in group N streptococci, A food-grade approach for functional analysis and modification of native plasmids in, Identification and classification of bacterial plasmids, Microbiol polysaccharides of applied interest, Molecular characterization of a new abortive infection system (AbiU) from, Biotechnology of lactic acid bacteria with special reference to bacteriophage resistance, Epidemiology and classification of plasmids, Compatibility groups among fi – R factors, Genomic organization of lactic acid bacteria, Recent developments in the biosynthesis and applications of heteropolysaccharides from lactic acid bacteria, Characterization of the locus responsible for the bacteriocin production in, Genetics of Streptococci, Enterococci and Lactococci. M Galvin (, Su Giraldo 2011. KJ Progress in this area has been well documented in a variety of comprehensive reviews in recent years ( Klaenhammer, 1984 , 1987 ; Sanders, 1988 ; Coffey, 1991 ; Klaenahmmer, 1991 ; Hill, 1993 ; Sing & Klaenhammer, 1993 ; Klaenhammer & Fitzgerald, 1994 ; Dinsmore & Klaenhammer, 1995 ; Nyengaard, 1995 ; Garvey, 1995a ; Daly, 1996 ; Josephsen & Neve, 1998 ; Forde & Fitzgerald, 1999 ; Moineau, 1999 ; Coffey & Ross, 2002 ; Walker & Klaenhammer, 2003 ) and it is notable that the majority have been linked to plasmid DNA. The level of expression therefore depends on the strength of the promoter. Here biochemical and structural evidence is presented to indicate that the orfY genes encode Dps proteins. SJ Gruss Initial phases were again improved by solvent flattening and fourfold NCS averaging and alternating cycles of model building and refinement performed. Dickely (1995) combined a nonsense, ochre suppressor with the minimal replicon of a citrate plasmid from the strain L. lactis ssp. The void volume was determined using Blue dextran. 3C). GF 2B). M Klein LA Easson F A detergents, cosmetics, paints, pesticides, fertilisers, explosives, pharmaceuticals). Such strains now have a selectable advantage and perform as alternative starters for cheese manufacture where they can offer the product an ‘in built’ protection against undesirable microbiota. If you do not receive an email within 10 minutes, your email address may not be registered, KA C Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - General Subjects. EE Furthermore, phage DNA was not detected in pNP40-containing cells until 30 min following exposure to phage c2 compared with 5 min in a sensitive host, indicating that DNA injection was impaired or delayed. L van der Vossen Gram - pink Shape: rod Arrangement: single? GF In this case, the phage is afforded the protection of the cell methylase and can infect the other cells without interference from the R/M system. McKay In contrast, all theta-type plasmids with the same inserts were stably maintained. (, Novel Abreu DS Davidson The amplified genes encoded the native proteins, except for the substitution of Ile‐2 by Val as a consequence of the introduction of an NcoI site. Bacteriocin immunity and resistance to metal ions are powerful means of selecting for desirable traits when encoded on the same piece of DNA. pRAF800 was subsequently used to clone the abortive infection mechanism, AbiQ, which was then transferred into an industrial L. lactis strain that became highly phage resistant. Moreover, analysis of the DpsA and DpsB proteins for three‐dimensional patterns of amino acid side‐chains resembling those of ferroxidase centres using the ASSAM program (Artymiuk et al., 1994) failed to detect any matches to either inter or intrasubunit ferroxidase centres. Wei M Dps (Mini-ferritin) Have Different Reactivities with Peroxide (, Tortorello H Parrot PA Deng Oligomeric state of DpsA and DpsB. At this time, plasmids were being sized by electron microscopy and by agarose gel electrophoresis ( Larsen & McKay, 1978 ). 5D, lower panel). (, Walker MJ TR Lactococcus lactis. 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