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A strain ofEscherichia coli was constructed in which all of the genes involved in polyamine biosynthesis—speA (arginine decarboxylase),speB (agmatine ureohydrolase),speC (ornithine decarboxylase),spe D (adenosylmethionine decarboxylase),speE (spermidine synthase),speF (inducible ornithine decarboxylase),cadA (lysine decarboxylase), andldcC (lysine decarboxylase)—had been deleted. Despite the complete absence of all of the polyamines, the strain grew indefinitely in air in amine-free medium, albeit at a slightly (ca. 40 to 50%) reduced growth rate. Even though this strain grew well in the absence of the amines in air, it was still sensitive to oxygen stress in the absence of added spermidine. In contrast to the ability to grow in air in the absence of polyamines, this strain, surprisingly, showed a requirement for polyamines for growth under strictly anaerobic conditions.

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Polyamines Are Not Required for Aerobic Growth of <i>Escherichia coli</i> : Preparation of a Strain with Deletions in All of the Genes for Polyamine Biosynthesis

Polyamines Are Not Required for Aerobic Growth of Escherichia coli : Preparation of a Strain with Deletions in All of the Genes for Polyamine Biosynthesis