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J Bacteriol. 1981 October; 148(1): 58-63

Variation in Escherichia coli buoyant density measured in Percoll gradients.

C L Woldringh, J S Binnerts and A Mans

ABSTRACT

Escherichia coli B/r cells, centrifuged to equilibrium in either self-generating or preformed gradients of Percoll, banded at an average density of 1.080 to 1.100 g/ml, depending on their growth rate and the temperature of centrifugation. Cells cultured in gradient material (70% Percoll) exhibited the same average density. At the various growth rates examined, the density of the individual cells in a steady-state population varied by less than 1% of the mean in E. coli strains B/r and B, as well as K-12. Electron microscope analysis of the density fractions of both fast- and slow-growing E. coli B/r populations suggested a small increase in density during cell constriction.


J Bacteriol. 1981 October; 148(1): 58-63




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