… identified by our formation-defective mutants screening to be related to biofilm formation
in P. putida. Serial dilution-based growth curves showed that planktonic growth of the gacS …

… of such a phenomenon for Pseudomonas putida transformants carrying the pBBR1-derived …
rhaR gene to be causal for the growth defect in P. putida. In contrast, this effect was not …

… Pseudomonas putida cells to use phenol as a sole source of carbon. Besides characterizing
the mutations … The evidence that proofreading-defective DNA polymerase II increases …

… putida tol-oprL mutants isolated in this study should not be specifically attributed to a defect
in the hydrophobic barrier function of the outer membrane, to the inactivation of efflux pumps, …

… A number of mutants in which glucolysis is impaired have been isolated from Pseudomonas
putida. The study of … Two proteins with glucose dehydrogenase activity appear to exist in P. …

… elevated rate of the generation of base substitutions in starving cells of the rpoS-deficient
P. putida strain is, we compared the mutation frequencies in starving WT and rpoS-deficient P. …

… -phase mutations in carbon-starved Pseudomonas putida wild-type and MMR-defective strains
… frequency of accumulation of base substitution mutations was higher in MMR-deficient P. …

Pseudomonas putida PpF1 degraded toluene via a dihydrodiol pathway to tricarboxylic acid
cycle intermediates. The initial reaction was catalyzed by a multicomponent enzyme, …

… bacterium Pseudomonas putida GR12-2 and an IAA-deficient mutant constructed by
insertional mutagenesis. The canola seedling primary roots from seeds treated with wild-type …

… mutagenesis and screened for mutants defective in attachment to corn seeds. Eight different
… initial identification of putative attachment-deficient mutants. The assays were performed as …