Journal of General Microbiology · 1972 · 232 citations · 22 references
Life SciencesGeneticsMicrobiologyBacteriologyMicrobial EcologyMicrobial GeneticsHorizontal Gene TransferPathogen TransmissionPlasmid BiologyPlasmid GeneticsPlasmid GenomicsConjugative PlasmidsEscherichia ColiPlasmid - Host InteractionsPlasmid Gene TransferPlasmid Host RangePlasmid TransferPlasmid Transmission DynamicsResistance Plasmid Transfer
SUMMARY All R factors so far described can be transmitted to Escherichia coli. F-like R factors are transmissible to the Proteus group but not to the Pseudomonadaceae. Among, fi − R factors, I-like plasmids are not transferable to Proteus although they mediate conjugation, allowing transfer of other plasmids to this group. They are not transmissible to the Pseudomonadaceae. P-group plasmids are transmissible to both taxa. Plasmids of groups N and W are transmissible to Proteus (transfer to Pseudomonas was not tested because of lack of suitable markers).
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