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Table 1 Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

From: Staphylococcus aureus foldase PrsA contributes to the folding and secretion of protein A

Strains or Plasmids

Description

Reference

Strain

  

E. coli

  

 EPI300

a host for cloning

Epicentre

 BL21(DE3)

a host for expressing recombinant proteins

[51]

S. aureus

  

 RN4220

a restriction-defective strain derived from S. aureus NCTC8325-4 was used as a host for cloning

[52]

 HG001

a derivative of S. aureus NCTC8325

[53]

 HG001ΔprsA

an isogenic mutant derived from strain HG001, containing a deletion in prsA; prsA::spec

[19]

 HG001ΔprsA

(pGHL-PrsA)

HG001ΔprsA complemented with pGHL-PrsA; restored for PrsA production

[19]

 SA113Δspa

an isogenic mutant derived from strain SA113, containing a deletion in spa; spa::erm

[53]

Plasmid

  

 pGHL7

a shuttle vector carrying a pC194 ori, a ColE1 ori, an Ap resistance gene, and a Cm resistance gene, was used for cloning

[19]

 pGHL-PrsA

a derivative of pGHL7, containing prsA

[19]

 pGHL-SpA-His

a derivative of pGHL7, containing a DNA fragment that encodes the full-length protein A with a C-terminal His-tag

This study

 pET-PrsA

a derivative of pET-30b, containing a DNA fragment that encodes the full-length PrsA (amino acid 1 to 320)

[19]

 pET-PrsA-D1

a derivative of pET-PrsA, containing a DNA fragment that encodes amino acids 1 to 256 in PrsA

This study

 pET-PrsA-D2

a derivative of pET-PrsA, containing a DNA fragment, which encodes amino acids 1 to 146 in PrsA

This study

 pET-PrsA-D3

a derivative of pET-PrsA, containing a DNA fragment, which encodes amino acids 1 to 146 and 251 to 320 in PrsA

This study

 pET-PrsA-D4

a derivative of pET-PrsA, containing a DNA fragment, which encodes amino acids 42 to 320 in PrsA

This study

 pET-PrsA-D5

a derivative of pET-PrsA, containing a DNA fragment, which encodes amino acids 114 to 320 in PrsA

This study

 pET-PrsA-D6

a derivative of pET-PrsA, containing a DNA fragment, which encodes amino acids 243 to 320 in PrsA

This study