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J Bacteriol. 1985 April; 162(1): 106-109

Escherichia coli mutants possessing an Li+-resistant melibiose carrier.

S Shiota, Y Yamane, M Futai and T Tsuchiya

ABSTRACT

Escherichia coli K-12 strains in the absence of the lactose carrier grew on the disaccharide melibiose as the sole source of carbon. The presence of 0.1 mM Li+ in the medium strongly inhibited growth of such cells, and Li+-resistant mutants appeared after several days of incubation. These mutants showed altered cation coupling to melibiose transport via the melibiose carrier. Cotransport between H+ and melibiose was lost in the mutants, although Na+-melibiose cotransport was retained. We observed no Li+-melibiose cotransport. Therefore, these mutants represent a new type of cation-coupling mutants of the melibiose carrier.


J Bacteriol. 1985 April; 162(1): 106-109




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