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Colicin E2-tolerant (known as Cet2) Escherichia coli K-12 mutants overproduce an inner membrane protein, CreD, which is believed to cause the Cet2 phenotype. Here, we show that overproduction of CreD in a Cet2 strain results from hyperactivation of the CreBC two-component regulator, but CreD overproduction is not responsible for the Cet2 phenotype. Through microarray analysis and gene knockout and overexpression studies, we show that overexpression of another CreBC-regulated gene, yieJ (also known as cbrC), causes the Cet2 phenotype.

YieJ (CbrC) Mediates CreBC-Dependent Colicin E2 Tolerance in Escherichia coli