Cultivation and K+ shift of the E. coli strains MG1655 (wildtype) and MG1655 (kdpA4), a (KdpFABC-inactive mutant) Version 1
To induce kdpFABC expression, cells are cultivated in K10 minimal medium (10mM K+) were shifted into K+ limiting growth medium (K0), containing 20 μM K+ by filtration.
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