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In a survey of 21 marineVibrio spp., all responded to nutrient deprivation by undergoing a reduction in size (dwarfing). However, only 43% of these strains possessed one or more plasmids, suggesting that the genes responsible for dwarfing were located on the chromosome rather than on the plasmids. This conclusion was confirmed by the observation that fragmentation and subsequent size reduction occurred in three strains from which the plasmids had been removed by curing. The cured strains lost certain characteristics, such as resistance to some heavy metals and antibiotics, that were restored when the plasmids were reintroduced by either transformation or electroporation.

Genes Responsible for Size Reduction of Marine Vibrios during Starvation Are Located on the Chromosome