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Dictionary » C » Colicin ColicinColicin (Science: pharmacology) a group of antibiotics naturally produced by the bacteria escherichia coli which kills other bacteria by a variety of methods (depending on the type), such as blocking protein synthesis and degrading dna. Colicins are encoded by a group of naturally occurring E. Coli plasmids, like col e1. Colicins e2 and E3 are ab toxins with DNAase and RNAase activity respectively. most other colicins are channel forming transmembrane peptides. Coded on plasmids which can be transferred at conjugation. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Mapping mutants-how to interpret expreiment results.... medium a- Minimal agar with arginine and tryptophan Screening medium Number of colonies Glucose MA + arg 337 Galk argC trpfF Glucose MA + colicin B 54 GalK tolB trpF argC Glucose MA + arg + colicin B 140 GalK argC tolB TrpF Glucose MA 57 GalK trpF argC Selective medium b-arginine and thiamin ...
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Mapping mutants-how to interpret expreiment results.... markers Selective medium a- Minimal agar with arginine and tryptophan Screening medium Number of colonies Glucose MA + arg 337 Glucose MA + colicin B 54 Glucose MA + arg + colicin B 140 Glucose MA 57 Selective medium b-arginine and thiamin Screening medium Number of colonies Glucose MA + ...
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colicin2Depends on what you call antibiotic :wink: More seriously, colicin have such a narrow range of activity (They are mostly intraspecific, and there is a lot of resistance) that they cannot be used as antibiotic in medicine. But I can't give a more precise ...
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