XBAI AND BLNI GENOMIC CLEAVAGE MAPS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12 STRAIN MG1655 AND COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF OTHER STRAINS
XBAI AND BLNI GENOMIC CLEAVAGE MAPS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12 STRAIN MG1655 AND COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF OTHER STRAINS
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DOI:
10.1006/jmbi.1993.1401
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发表时间:
1993-07-20
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
WEINSTOCK, GM
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作者:
PERKINS, JD;HEATH, JD;WEINSTOCK, GM
CompleteXbaI andBlnI cleavage maps ofEscherichia coliK-12 strain MG1655 are presented, along with a comparison of the physical map of MG1655 with that of five other K-12 strains. We have mapped 35XbaI cleavage sites generating 35 fragments ranging in size from 8 kb to 432 kb using methods similar to those used previously for theNotI andSfiI maps of MG1655. The applicability of the MG1655 map to other strains ofE. coliK-12 was assessed by comparing theNotI,SfiI andXbaI digestion patterns of EMG2, W1485, W3110, AB1157 and MC4100 with those of MG1655. The variability between strains, some of which are separated by numerous steps of mutagenic treatment, is readily detectable by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis. A model is presented to account for the differences between the strains on the basis of simple insertions, deletions and, in one case, an inversion. Insertions and deletions ranging in size from 1 kb to 86 kb are suggested by this model. Several of the larger features have previously been characterized and some of the smaller rearrangements can potentially account for previously reported genetic features of these strains. The various features localized in these strains were used to place 9 of the 17BlnI fragments on theE. coliphysical map. The remaining fragments were placed by hybridization experiments similar to those used for theNotI,SfiI andXbaI maps. In this way, the completeBlnI map was constructed. The cleavage sites forXbaI andBlnI were assigned coordinates based on EcoMap6 developed by Ruddet al.TheXbaI andBlnI maps of MG1655 presented here, when combined with theNotI (22 sites) andSfiI (31 sites) maps of MG1655 previously published, bring the total number of mapped rare restriction sites in MG1655 to 105. The strain comparison analysis shows that this map is readily adaptable for use with other K-12 strains.