PMID:4577939

Citation	Kusch, M and Wilson, TH (1973) Defective lactose utilization by a mutant of Escherichia coli energy-uncoupled for lactose transport. The advantages of active transport versus facilitated diffusion.Biochim. Biophys. Acta 311:109-22
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Keywords	Biological Transport; Biological Transport, Active; Carbon Isotopes; Cell Division; Densitometry; Diffusion; Disaccharides; Enzyme Induction; Escherichia coli; Galactosidases; Kinetics; Lactose; Mutation; Transduction, Genetic
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Materials and Methods Used

• Parent Strain: X71 (i^-z⁺y⁺a^-, proC^-, try^-, B₁^-)
• Additional Strain: X71-54 (i^-z⁺y^UNa^-)- energy uncoupled mutant
• Additional Strain: X71-15 (i⁺z⁺y⁺a^-)
• Additional Strain: X9003 (i⁺z^-y⁺a⁺, B₁^-)
• Additional Strain: 54-41 (i⁺z⁺y^UNa^-)

• Additional Strain: 316 (i^-z⁺y^-a^-)- y^- strain

• β-galactosidase assay
• α-galactosidase assay
• Carrier-mediated transport assay
• thiogalactoside transacetylase activity was determined

• P₁ Transduction

Phenotype Annotations

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Species	Taxon ID	Strain	Gene (if known)	OMP	Phenotype	Details	Evidence	Notes
Escherichia coli	NCBI:562	X71-54	lacYUN	inability to grow on lactose in a minimal salts medium	Growth	energy uncoupled mutant	Other
Escherichia coli	NCBI:562	316	lacY-	abolished transporter activity
Escherichia coli	NCBI:562	54-41	lacYUN	slow beta-galactosidase induction after IPTG induction	Metabolic Activity	beta-gal comparison b/t high and low levels of inducer	Biochemical Assay	Figure 2 and 3- Higher inducer concentrations were needed to achieve normal rates of induction
Escherichia coli	NCBI:562	54-41	lacYUN	reduced intracellular IPTG accumulation	Other	mutant reached a maximum intracellular concentration of 0.1 mM compared to 0.4 mM IPTG for the energy-coupled parent	Other	Figure 1- [14C]IPTG uptake
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