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Citation

Ippen, K, Miller, JH, Scaife, J and Beckwith, J (1968) New controlling element in the Lac operon of E. coli.Nature 217:825-7

Abstract

No abstract in PubMed

Links

PubMed

Keywords

Chromosome Mapping; Escherichia coli; Genes, Regulator; Genetic Code; Genetics, Microbial; Mutation; Recombination, Genetic

Main Points of the Paper

  • Genetic site altered in the promoter mutants unambiguously maps between i and o
    • this is a new controlling element determining the expression of the lac operon
  • Mutations are cis dominant
    • only reduce the rate of expression of the operon in the same chromosome
    • these effects are not relieved by the introduction of a second lac region into the cell

Materials and Methods Used

  • UV mutagenesis to generate mutants

Phenotype Annotations

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Species Taxon ID Strain Gene (if known) OMP Phenotype Details Evidence Notes

Escherichia coli

NCBI:562

L29

  • Decreased rate of lac operon expression?

Growth

  • reduced rate of lac operon expression (4% of wild type expression)
  • Cis-dominant

Table 1-identifying the promoter region

Escherichia coli

NCBI:562

L1

  • Decreased rate of lac operon expression?

Growth

  • reduced rate of lac operon expression (2% of wild type expression)
  • Cis-dominant

Table 1

Escherichia coli

NCBI:562

L1

  • Partially constitutive expression of the lac operon
  • Decreased repressor activity of LacI

Growth

  • Partially constitutive
  • Reduced activity of i gene

Table 1

Escherichia coli

NCBI:562

L8

  • Decreased rate of lac operon expression?

Growth

  • reduced rate of lac operon expression (6% of wild type expression)
  • Cis-dominant

Table 1

Escherichia coli

NCBI:562

L37

  • Decreased rate of lac operon expression?

Growth

  • reduced rate of lac operon expression (6% of wild type expression)
  • Cis-dominant

Table 1

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