Genetic platform to investigate the functions of bacterial drug efflux pumps
AssigneeUniversity of Guelph
InventorsGeorgina Cox, Tanisha Teelucksingh, Laura Thompson
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AssigneeUniversity of Guelph
InventorsGeorgina Cox, Tanisha Teelucksingh, Laura Thompson
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The present disclosure provides an Escherichia coli strain comprising at least 20 of inactivated genes from acrB, acrD, acrF, mdtF, macB, emrB, mdtL, mdtK, bcr, ydeA, mdtM, yddA, yebQ, emrE, mdtD, sugE, ynfM, emrD, ydeF, mdtJ, ydiM, mdtB, mdlA, emrY, mdfA, fsr, mdtG, mdtH, yieO, mdlB, mdtO, yojI, yajR, ydhC, and cusA. Also provided is a method for identifying a compound that is an antibacterial agent using an Escherichia coli strain disclosed herein. Further provided is a method for creating an Escherichia coli strain with one active efflux pump.
An Escherichia coli strain comprising at least 20 of inactivated genes acrB, acrD, acrF, mdtF, macB, emrB, mdtL, mdtK, bcr, ydeA, mdtM, yddA, yebQ, emrE, mdtD, sugE, ynfM, emrD, ydeF, mdtJ, ydiM, mdtB, mdlA, emrY, mdfA, fsr, mdtG, mdtH, yieO, mdlB, mdtO, yojI, yajR, ydhC, and cusA.
A method for identifying a compound that is an antibacterial agent, comprising
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