New major outer membrane protein found in an Escherichia coli tolF mutant resistant to bacteriophage TuIb

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Cell envelopes prepared from an E. coli tolF strain selected as resistant to phage TuIb contained a new major outer membrane protein related to outer membrane proteins Ia and Ib. The strain that produces this protein is a tolF par double mutant but contains an additonal mutation leading to the production of the new major outer membrane protein. Antibiotic sensitivity lost as a result of the tolF mutation is regained in strains that contain the new major outer membrane protein. This indicates that this protein functions to restore the selective permeability of the outer membrane to low-molecular-weight hydrophilic molecules.

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Foulds, J., & Chai, T. J. (1978). New major outer membrane protein found in an Escherichia coli tolF mutant resistant to bacteriophage TuIb. Journal of Bacteriology, 133(3), 1478–1483. https://doi.org/10.1128/jb.133.3.1478-1483.1978

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