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Investigation into the resistance of lactoperoxidase tolerant Escherichia coli mutants to different forms of oxidative stress.

FEMS microbiology letters - 15 Nov 2005

De Spiegeleer Philipp, Vanoirbeek Kristof, Lietaert Annelies, Sermon Jan, Aertsen Abram, Michiels Chris W

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Six lactoperoxidase tolerant Escherichia coli transposon mutants isolated and characterized in an earlier study, and some newly constructed double mutants, were subjected to peroxide, superoxide and hypochlorite stress, and their inactivation was compared to that of the wild type strain MG1655. Knock out mutants of waaQ and waaO, which owed their lactoperoxidase tolerance to an impaired outer membrane...

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PMID: 16209909
DOI: 10.1016/j.femsle.2005.09.010

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