CGSC Strain#: 5802
Strain Designation: DG44      
Source of Strain: D.H. Gelfand
Sex: F- 
 Chromosomal Markers: Δ(gpt-proA)62, 
lacY1, 
tsx-33, 
glnX44(AS)
, 
galK2(Oc)
, 
λ-, 
aspC13, 
Rac-0, 
sbcB15, 
hisG4(Oc)
, 
rfbC1, 
recB21, 
recC22, 
rpsL31(strR)
, 
kdgK51, 
xylA5, 
mtl-1, 
argE3(Oc)
, 
thiE1, 
tyrB507, 
hsdS14, 
hppT-29Strain Comments: - 1.Note on  tyrB- and  aspC- strains:
- 2.For growth of these strains, rich media should be supplemented with tyrosine and phenylalanine (50 ug/ml).
- 3.Minimal medium should be supplemented with asparagine, glutamic acid and glutamine (100 ug/ml), succinate (2.5 mg/ml), malate (2.5 mg/ml) and a-ketoglutarate (1 mg/ml).
- 4.For a discussion of the problems encountered in using these markers in transduction studies, see Gelfand and Rudo 1977 J. Bacteriol. 130:441.
- glnX44(AS)-- Mutation is a C to T transition at nucleotide 34 (3rd position of the anticodon)
- galK2(Oc)-- is a GAA(glu) to TAA(ochre) mutation, residue 134. Oller et al.1993. Apparently non-suppressible, since all revertants found were at the ochre site.                                                                                                          
- hppT-29-- : perhaps pHPP transport. spontaneous mutation of DG14 that allowed utilization of p-hydroxyphenylpyruvate to satisfy the Tyr requirement of  tyrA16. Unmapped                                                                                          
- Δ(gpt-proA)62 was formerly called proA2
- galK2(Oc) was formerly called gal2
- glnX44(AS) was formerly called su+II
- glnX44(AS) was formerly called supE44
- glnX44(AS) was formerly called glnV44
- rfbC1 was formerly called rfbD1
- thiE1 was formerly called thi-1
- AS = amber(UAG) suppressor
- Oc = ochre(UAA) mutation
- strR = streptomycin resist.
References:- Gelfand, DH, RA Steinberg 1977. Escherichia coli mutants deficient in the aspartate and aromatic amino acid aminotransferases. J. Bacteriol. 130(1):429-40.
- Gelfand, D.H., N. Rudo 1977. Mapping of the aspartate and aromatic amino acid amino-transferase genes tyrB and aspC. J.Bacteriol. 130:441-444