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Table 2 Plasmids used

From: Stable expression plasmids for Streptomyces based on a toxin-antitoxin system

Plasmid

Characteristics

Reference

pGM160

E.coli/Streptomyces shuttle vector. Thiostrepton and gentamicin resistance.

[24]

pGM160-YefMsl

pGM160 derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls yefMsl expression.

[23]

pKC796

E.coli/Streptomyces shuttle vector. Apramycin resistance. Integrative plasmid.

[30]

pKC796-Tox

pKC796 derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls toxin expression.

[23]

pKC796-TA

pKC796 derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls TA expression.

[23]

pXHis1

pBluescript SK derivative. Ampicillin resistance. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls xys1Δ expression.

[28]

pXHis1-Anti

pXHis1 derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls antitoxin expression.

This work

pN702Gem3

E.coli/Streptomyces shuttle vector. Neomycin resistance. High-copy number.

[29]

pN702Gem3-Anti

pN702Gem3 derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls antitoxin expression.

This work

pNUF5

pN702Gem3 derivative. The pstS promoter from S. lividans controls xylanase expression.

[31]

pNUF-Amy

pNUF5 derivative. The pstS promoter from S. lividans controls amylase expression.

This work

pNAnti-Xyl

pN702Gem3-Anti derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls antitoxin expression and the pstS promoter from S. lividans controls xylanase expression.

This work

pNAnti-Amy

pN702Gem3-Anti derivative. The xysA promoter from S. halstedii controls antitoxin expression and the pstS promoter from S. lividans controls amylase expression.

This work