Regulation of the nah and sal operons of plasmid NAH7: Evidence for a new function in nahR
The catabolism of naphthalene and salicylate is specified by two operons on an 80 Kb metabolic plasmid, NAH7. These operons, nah and sal are carried on the contiguous 30 Kb EcoRI-A, C fragments, and are under positive control of a regulator region, nahR. Five Nah − Sal − Tn5 insertion mutants form t...
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| description | The catabolism of naphthalene and salicylate is specified by two operons on an 80 Kb metabolic plasmid, NAH7. These operons,
nah and
sal are carried on the contiguous 30 Kb
EcoRI-A, C fragments, and are under positive control of a regulator region,
nahR. Five Nah
− Sal
− Tn5 insertion mutants form two complementation groups: A=
nahR203,
nahR204; and B=
nahR201,
nahR202,
nahR205. The physical and genetic maps assign the
nahR location to the 15.7–17.2 Kb region of the
EcoRI-A fragment, with suggestion of more than one control gene. |
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nahR203,
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nah and
sal are carried on the contiguous 30 Kb
EcoRI-A, C fragments, and are under positive control of a regulator region,
nahR. Five Nah
− Sal
− Tn5 insertion mutants form two complementation groups: A=
nahR203,
nahR204; and B=
nahR201,
nahR202,
nahR205. The physical and genetic maps assign the
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