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Transformation ofSarcina flavaandMicrococcus flavocyaneus

Caroline M. Kane, Wesley E. Kloos

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SUMMARY Sarcina flavaATCC 540 (ade) andMicrococcus flavocyaneusATCC 8673 (ade), two related micrococci, were transformed to prototrophy at frequencies as high as 0·02% and 0·005% of colony-forming units, respectively. Both of these organisms were transformed by selected prototrophic strains ofMicrococcus lysodeikticus, M. flavocyaneus, S. flavaandSarcina lutea.

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SUMMARY Sarcina flavaATCC 540 (ade) andMicrococcus flavocyaneusATCC 8673 (ade), two related micrococci, were transformed to prototrophy at frequencies as high as 0·02% and 0·005% of colony-forming units, respectively. Both of these organisms were transformed by selected prototrophic strains ofMicrococcus lysodeikticus, M. flavocyaneus, S. flavaandSarcina lutea.

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SUMMARY Sarcina flavaATCC 540 (ade) andMicrococcus flavocyaneusATCC 8673 (ade), two related micrococci, were transformed to prototrophy at frequencies as high as 0·02% and 0·005% of colony-forming units, respectively. Both of these organisms were transformed by selected prototrophic strains ofMicrococcus lysodeikticus, M. flavocyaneus, S. flavaandSarcina lutea.

Key concepts: Sarcina, Micrococcus, Auxotrophy, Biology, Chemistry, Microbiology, Bacteria, Biochemistry

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