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Pseudomoms aeruginosa strains and growth conditions. The parent strains PAC1 (NCIB 10848) and PAC~R and the LPS-defective mutants ~~~556, ~~~605 and ~~~610 have all been described previously (Koval & Meadow, 1977; Meadow et al., 1978). PAC~R was used as the parent strain for subsequent isolations because it is insensitive to several bacteriophages active against PAcl, but its LPS composition is indistinguishable from that of the latter (Chester & Meadow, 1975). ~~~611 and ~~~609 were isolated from PAC~R by selection for resistance to the pyocin produced by P. aeruginosa NIHD. Pyocin-producing strains were obtained as follows: strains ISE, sero6, ~21, ~~430,1s4, ISD, ~31, ISC and ISA

Receptor Sites for R-type Pyocins and Bacteriophage E79 in the Core Part of the Lipopolysaccharide of Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAC1