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Escherichia coli and Salmonella is the bible of microbiology. It contains data daily used by many researchers. The chapter 139 (Mutant Selections Linking Physiology, Inhibitors, and Genotypes), by Robert A. LaRossa, contains two famous tables listing all genes for which a positive or negative selection has been reported in the litterature. While a pdf is available from ASM, its format makes it hard to use. Moreover it contains small mistakes that could easily be corrected (eg typos in the reference table). Eventually academics may want to collectively keep updating these tables with more recent litterature.
For these reasons, I extracted the two tables from the pdf and created this easily parsable and updatable webpage, with links between gene names and EcoCyc, and between reference number and full bibliographic information (including a pdf when available).
The raw data can also be downloaded as csv files:
- Selections giving rise to mutants: view online or download raw data
- Genes for which selections exist: view online or download raw data
- Bibliographic references: view online or downlad raw data
And importantly, anybody can contribute to this document!
| Selection purpose and technique | Mutant gene | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Acetate + gluconate as C source in ppc | gntR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetate + gluconate as C source in ppc | gntS | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetyl(N)histidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | argB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetyl(N)histidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | argC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetyl(N)histidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | argE | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetyl(N)histidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | argH | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetylhistidine satisfaction of his | argR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetyl(N)lactonate as sole N source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetylmethionine satisfaction of met | argR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | argA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | argB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | argC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | argD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Adenosine as C source in upp deoD | xapR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Aminobutyrate as N source | gabC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arabinitol (D) resistance | mtlA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arabinose (L) as C source in cya or crp | rpoD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arabinose (L) as C source in presence of lac operon inducer | lacY | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arabinose (D) as C source | fucA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arabitol as C source | gatACD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arabitol (D) as C source in fuc | dgd | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arbutin as a C source | bglBC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arbutin as C source) | osmZ (bglY) | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arginine as N source | hisP | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arginine-independent growth of pyrH in presence of uracil | pyrB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arginine-independent growth of pyrH in presence of uracil | pyrC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arginine-independent growth of pyrH in presence of uracil | pyrD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Arginine-resistant, proline-independent growth of ∆pro | argR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| β-Glycerol-phosphate as C source in presence of high phosphate | phoA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| β-Glycerol-phosphate as C source in presence of high phosphate | phoR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| β-Glycerol-phosphate as C source in presence of high phosphate | phoS | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| β-Glycerol-phosphate as C source in presence of high phosphate | phoT | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Biotin sulfoxide utilization in chl bio | chlE | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Branched-chain amino acid satisfaction of ∆ilvDC hisT | ilvA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Butyrate as C source in fadR(Con) | atoC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Butyrate or valerate as better C source | iclR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Cellobiose as C source | celABCDF | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Chemostat growth improved | mut | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Citrate as C source | cit | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Citrate as C source in presence of low cAMP | cpd | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| D-Amino acid satisfaction of amino acid auxotrophy | dadA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| DAP-independent growth of ∆(mal-asd) in the presence of serine, methionine,and glycine D-Histidine + glycylglutamine satisfaction of his auxotrophs | glnA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Decanoate as C source | fadR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Deoxyadenosine (low) satisfaction of purine requirement | add | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Deoxyadenosine + hypoxanthine satisfaction of purine requirement | add | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Diamino (2,6)purine satisfaction of purine auxotrophy | deoR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Erythromycin growth dependence | mac | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Ethanol as C source | adh | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Ethyleneglycol as C source in propanediol utilizer | fucA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Fructose as C source in ptsF or ptsM | srlD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Fructose 1-phosphate as C source | uhpR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Fucose (L) as C source in propanediol utilizer | fucA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | mglA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | mglB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | mglC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Galactose as C source for gal (leader)::IS | rho | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Galacturonide as C source | uidA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Galacturonide as C source | uidR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucanate as C source in eda | edd | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucosamine as C source | ptsG | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucosamine 6-phosphate as C source | uhpR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucosamine as anaerobic C source in ptsG | dgsA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucose 1-phosphate as C source | uhpR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucose as C source in ∆ptsHI | galC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucose as C source in ppc | iclR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucose as C source in ∆ptsHI | galR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucosides (β) as C source | gyrA (hisU) | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glucosides (β) as C source | gyrB (hisW) | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glutamate as C source | gadS | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glutamate as C source | gltH | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glutamate as C source | gltS | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glutamate as C source at 42°C | gltR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glutamine as C source | glnP | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glycerol as C source in ppc | iclR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glycerol + gluconate as C source in eda | gntM | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glycerol + methylglucuronide as C source in eda | gurBCD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Glycerol 3-phosphate as C source in glpT | ugpAB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Hemin satisfaction of hemA auxotroph | hemB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Hemin satisfaction of hemA auxotroph | rfa | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Hexuronate as C source in noninducible strain | exuR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidinal satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement at 30°C | his structural genes | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidinal satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement at 30°C | hisG | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidine (D) satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement | his structural genes | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidine (D) satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement | hisG | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidine (D) satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement | dhuA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidine as C source | hut | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Histidine as N source | hut | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Improved growth in icd | gltA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Inosine as C source in upp deoD | xapR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Inosine as improved C source | deoR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Keto(2)-3-deoxygalactonate as C source | kdgR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Keto(2)-3-deoxygalactonate as C source | dgoR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactate + fumarate as anaerobic energy source | chlABDE | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactate + nitrate as anaerobic energy source (chl to chl+) | chlE | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactitol as C source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactobionic acid as C source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactobionic acid as C source | lacZ | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactose utilization after conjugation of F′lac into Salmonella sp. | hsd | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lactose utilization in ∆lacZ | ebgA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Leucine (D) satisfaction of leu auxotrophs | lrp (livR, lstR, lss, mbl, oppl) | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Lyxose (D) as C source | manC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Malate (L) as improved C source | dct | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Malate (D) as C source | dml | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Maltose as C source in malT | malP | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Maltose as C source in malT | malQ | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Maltose utilization in malT | bymA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Mannitol (limiting) as C source | mtlC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Mannose as C source | ptdG | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Melibiose as C source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Melibiose as C source and acetyl(N)lactonate as N source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Methyl-β-galactoside-supported growth | mglD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Methylgalacturonide as C source | uidA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Methylgalacturonide as C source | uidR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Methylgalacturonide as C source | uxuR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Methyl(β)glucoside as C source | bglT | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Methylglucuronide + glycerol-supported growth | uidA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Neolactose as C source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Nicotinamide as sole N source | pncA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Phenylgalactoside as C source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Proline as sole N source with glucose as C source | putA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Proline-independent growth of proAB | argD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Propanediol as C source | fucA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Propionate as C source | prp | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Raffinose as C source in lacI | mel (generic) | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Raffinose as C source | lacI, operator | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Ribitol utilization | gatACD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Salicin as C source | bglB,C | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Salicin as C source | osmZ | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Serine (L) as C source | cpxA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Serine (L) as C source | ecfB | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Sorbose (L) as C source in crosses with wild strains | sorAT | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Streptomycin independence of rpsL | rpsD | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Streptomycin independence of rpsL | rpsE | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Succinate as improved C source | cpd | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Succinate-independent growth in lpd | sdh | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Sucrose as C source | dsdA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Sucrose as C source | dsdC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Threonine as N source | ilvA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Tyramine as N source | tyn | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Uridine as C source, improved utilization | cytR | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Valerate as C source in fadR(Con) | atoC | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Xylitol as C source in propanediol utilizer | fucA | Expansion of metabolic capacity |
| Acid resistance | atr | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Acid resistance | phoE | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Arsenate resistance | glpT | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Arsenate resistance | phoR | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Arsenate resistance | phoS | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Arsenate resistance | phoT | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Arsenate resistance | pstABCS | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Arsenate resistance | pit | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Azide resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Azide resistance | cysB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Azide resistance | cysK | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Azide resistance | secA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chlorate resistance | chlABCDEG | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chlorate resistance | narCG | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chlorate resistance | narH | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate + selenate resistance | cysL | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysC | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysD | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysH | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysI | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Chromate resistance | cysJ | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Copper resistance in ompC | ompF | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Copper resistance | ompR | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Diazoborine resistance | envM | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Lithium resistance (multicopy) | nhaA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Lithium-resistant utilization of melibiose | melB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Manganese resistance | corABCD | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Manganese resistance | fur | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Manganese resistance | mng | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Nickel resistance | corABCD | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Osmotolerance | crp | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Osmotolerance | cyaA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Osmotolerance | osmB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Osmotolerance | proA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Osmotolerance | proB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Peroxide resistance | oxyR | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenate resistance | cysA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenate resistance | cysB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenate resistance in cysM | cysB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenate resistance | cysK | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenate resistance | cysL | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenite resistance | cysK | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenite resistance | gshA | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Selenite resistance | gshB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Tellurite resistance | phoB | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Tributyl tin resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to inorganic chemicals |
| Acetylnorvaline resistance in argR(Con) | argE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Acetylnorvaline resistance in argR(Con) | argR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Acridine resistance | dnaE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Actinomycin D resistance in the presence of EDTA | pldA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Adenine resistance in hpt gpt | apt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Adenine resistance in hpt gpt | purR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Alafosfalin resistance | pepA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Alafosfalin resistance | tpp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Alanyl-2-aminopropionate resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albicidin resistance | tsx | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | exbB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | fhuA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | fhuB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | pepN | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | sidCF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | sidK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Albomycin resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aldohexuronate resistance in eda | exuT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aldohexuronate resistance in eda | exuR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Allyl alcohol resistance | adhE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amidinopenicillin tolerance | sloB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amikacin resistance | cpxA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(2)purine resistance in dam | mutH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(2)purine resistance in dam | mutL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(2)purine resistance in dam | mutS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(4)phenylalanine resistance | aroF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(4)phenylalanine resistance | tyrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(4)phenylalanine resistance | tyrR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | nadA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | nadD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | pncA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | pncB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | pncX | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(6)nicotinate resistance | pncB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminobutyrate resistance | ilv structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminobutyrate resistance | ilvB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminobutyrate resistance | ilvH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminobutyrate resistance | ilvI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminoethylcysteine (thialysine) resistance | lysC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminoethylcysteine (thialysine) resistance | lysP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminoethylcysteine (thialysine) resistance | lysS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminoglycoside resistance | nek | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Amino(2)hydroxy(3)pentoate resistance | thr structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminopterin resistance | thyA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminotriazole resistance | amtA, amtB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminotriazole resistance | his structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aminotriazole resistance in relA | gyrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ampC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ampD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ampE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | envZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | galU | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | hipA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | hipQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ompC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ompR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | ptsI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | rfa (general) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | tolD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ampicillin resistance | tolE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Arabinitol (D) resistance | mtlA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Arbitol (D) resistance | gatACD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Arbutin resistance in dgk | mdoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Arginine-resistant, proline-independent growth of ∆pro | argR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Auroventin resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aza(5)cytidine resistance | dcm | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azadeoxycytidine resistance | cdd | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aza(6)uracil resistance | gpt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aza(8)guanine resistance | ndk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Aza(8)guanine resistance | upp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaleucine resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaleucine resistance | azl | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaleucine resistance | tolB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaleucine resistance | leuS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaleucine resistance | livG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaleucine resistance | livH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine + tryptophan resistance | dhuA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine + tryptophan resistance in dhuA | hisJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | azaAB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | cysM | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azaserine resistance | mut (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azetidine carboxylate resistance | proB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azetidine carboxylate resistance | putA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azetidine carboxylate resistance | putP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Azidothymidine resistance | tdk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bacilysin resistance | dppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bacitracin resistance | rfa | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bacteriocin resistance | tol | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bacteriocin 4-59 resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bacteriocin 4-59 resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bacteriocin JF246 resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Baikiain resistance in constitutive background | putA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| β-Glycerol-phosphate resistance in glpD | phoA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Beta-lactam conjugate resistance | fhuA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Beta-lactam resistance (see mecillinam resistance) | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Beta-lactam resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Beta-lactam resistance | lyt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Beta-lactam resistance | alaS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Beta-lactam resistance | argS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bialaphos resistance | dppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Borrelidin resistance | thrS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Bromodeoxyuridine + UV light resistance | ung | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cadaverine resistance | cadB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Caffeine resistance | glnV | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Calmodulin inhibitor resistance | leuW | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| cAMP + glucose 6-phosphate + D-xylose + L-arabinose resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| cAMP + glucose 6-phosphate resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Camphor resistance | mbrABCD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Canavanine + azauracil resistance | argR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Canavanine + thiouracil resistance | upp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Canavanine + thiouracil resistance | argP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Canavanine resistance | argS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Canavanine resistance | argP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Canavanine resistance | argR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| CCCP resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| CCCP resistance due to gene dosage | emrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cephalosporin E-0702 resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cephalothin resistance | rfa | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chelator resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloramphenicol resistance | cmlA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloramphenicol resistance | marA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloramphenicol resistance | rrn | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloramphenicol resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloramphenicol resistance | ompR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloro(β)-D-alanine resistance | dadA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloro(β)-D-alanine resistance | metC (ecfA) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloro-3-hydroxyacetone resistance in uhp(Con) | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloroacetaldehyde resistance | adhCE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloroacetate(β) resistance | cbt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chlorobiocin resistance | gyrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chloroethanol resistance | adhCE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chlorohydroxyacetone phosphate resistance | glpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chlorpromazine resistance | lon | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Chuangxinmycin resistance | trpR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cloacin DF13 resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Coenzyme A feedback resistance | coaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin “ K-type” tolerance | hemB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin (multiple) resistance | envZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin (other) resistance | exbB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin (other) resistance | exbC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin A tolerance | cpxA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin A tolerance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin A group tolerance | cirA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin A group tolerance | tolQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin B resistance | exbC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin B resistance | fepABCDG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin B resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin B tolerance | cbt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin D resistance | cbt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin D tolerance | tolB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E resistance | tolC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E1 tolerance | cet | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E1 tolerance | tolQAB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E2 tolerance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E3 tolerance | btuB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E3 tolerance | tolR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E2 and E3 tolerance | tolE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E2 and E3 tolerance | tolZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin E2, E3, D, Ia, and Ib tolerance | tolI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin I resistance | exbB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin I resistance | exbC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin I resistance | ecfB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin Ia and Ib tolerance | tolJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin K resistance | metC (ecfA) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin K resistance | tsx | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin K resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin K tolerance | ompA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin K tolerance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin L tolerance | envZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin L tolerance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin L tolerance | fhuA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin L, A, and S4 tolerance | fepABCDG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin M resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin M resistance | tolM | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Colicin M tolerance | tolD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Coumermycin resistance | gyrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Coumermycin resistance | hisW | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cyclopentane glycine resistance | ilv structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cyclopentane glycine resistance | ilvA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cycloserine resistance | hipA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Cycloserine (D) resistance | cycA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dapsone resistance | thdA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dehydrobiotin resistance | bio operon | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dehydrobiotin resistance | bioP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dehydrobiotin resistance | birA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dehydroproline + azetidine carboxylate resistance at high osmolarity in putAputP | proU | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dehydroproline resistance | proB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dehydroproline resistance in putA putP | proP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)adenosine resistance in deoC | deoD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxyadenosine + fluorouracil resistance in upp | deoA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxyadenosine + fluorouracil resistance in upp | deoD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxydihydroxyphosphonyl methyl fructose resistance | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(3)-3-fluoroglucose-independent utilization of lactate | ptsHIG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(3)-3-fluoroglucose-independent utilization of fructose | ptsG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(3)-3-fluoroglucose resistance | ptsI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)galactitol resistance in galicitol utilizer | gatACD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | gal operon | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | galE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | galK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | galP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)glucose-resistant utilization of melibiose | melB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxyglucose resistance | manXYZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)glucose-6-phosphate resistance | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)glucose-resistant fructose utilization | fruA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)glucose-resistant fructose utilization | ptsG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Deoxy(2)-2-iodoacetamidoglucose resistance | nagE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Diamino(2,6)purine resistance | apt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Diamino(2,6)purine resistance in pnp | apt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide resistance in rfa | rfb | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dideoxy(2′,3′)thymidine resistance | tmk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dihydroproline resistance | putP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dihydroxybutylphosphonate resistance | cls | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dihydroxybutylphosphonate resistance | glpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dihydroxybutylphosphonate resistance in glpT | ugpA,B | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dihydroxybutylphosphonate resistance in uhp(Con) | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dimethyl sulfoxide resistance | pss | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dinitropyrene resistance | atoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Dipeptide (valine containing) resistance | dppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Drug-resistant gene maintenance | dor | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin growth dependence | rrn | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin resistance | eryC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin resistance | eryD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin resistance | mac | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin resistance | rplD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin resistance | rplV | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Erythromycin resistance | rplC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ethanol resistance | pss | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ethionine resistance | metG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ethionine resistance | metJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoroacetate resistance | ack | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoroacetate resistance | pta | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorocitrate resistance | tct | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)cytosine resistance | codA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)cytosine resistance | cod | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorodeoxycytidine resistance | cdd | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorodeoxycytidine resistance | nupC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorodeoxycytidine resistance | nupG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)deoxyuridine resistance | tdk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorodeoxyuridine resistance | nupC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorodeoxyuridine resistance | nupG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorodeoxyuridine + uracil resistance in deoA | tdk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(2)-L-erythrocitrate resistance | tct | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro-3-hydroxyacetone resistance in uhp(Con) | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorohydroxyacetone phosphate resistance | ugpAB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorohydroxyacetone phosphate resistance | glpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(3)malate resistance | dct | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)orotic acid resistance | pyrF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)orotic acid resistance | pyrH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | tyrR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | pheA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | pheR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | pheS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | pheU | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorophenylalanine resistance | aroF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorophenylalanine resistance | aroG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorophenylalanine resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorophenylalanine resistance | tyrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)tryptophan resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(6)tryptophan resistance | trp (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorotyrosine resistance | tyrR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorotyrosine resistance | tyrS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + fluoro(5)uridine resistance | guaB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + 5′-AMP resistance in upp | ushA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + 5-fluorouridine resistance in udp | pyrH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + nucleotide resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + nucleotide resistance | ompR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance | udp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouracil + adenosine resistance in upp deoD xapR(Con) | xapA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance in upp, phoS, or phoT | phoA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance in upp, phoS, or phoT | phoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil and 3′-AMP resistance | cpdB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + 5′-AMP + 3′-AMP resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil + carbamylaspartate resistance | ubiF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uracil resistance | upp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouracil resistance | nupC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouracil resistance | nupG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouracil resistance | pyrH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouracil resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uridine + uracil resistance | udk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uridine resistance | udhA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluoro(5)uridine resistance in upp | udk | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouridine resistance | pyrH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouridine resistance | nupC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fluorouridine resistance | nupG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance due to increased gene dosage | murZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin + fructose-6-phosphate resistance | pgi | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | glpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | hipA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | mrb | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | ptsI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fosfomycin resistance | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fucitol resistance in galactitol-utilizing strains | gatACD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | mglA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | mglB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | mglC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fucose resistance (arabinose as C source) | araC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fusaric acid resistance of Tn10 insertion mutants | tet | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Fusidic acid resistance | fusA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Galactose resistance in galE | galK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Galactose resistance in galT | galK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Galactose resistance in galU | gal operon | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Galactose resistance in galU | galK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Galactose resistance in galT+K+E+/galU galT+K+E+ merodiploid | galR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Galactose utilization in presence of thiomethylglucoside | gal operon | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Gentamicin resistance | rplF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Gentamicin resistance | ubiF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Globomicin resistance | dnaE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Globomicin resistance | lpp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glucarate (D) resistance in ppc | garA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glucose + gluconate-independent motility | pts (general) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glucose-resistant satisfaction of trp by indole + 5-methyltryptophan | tna | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamate (D) resistance in gltS (increased) | gltS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamine (D) resistance | glnP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | glnF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | glnH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | glnP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamyl(γ)methyl ester resistance | gltX | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamyl(γ)methyl ester resistance | metJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glutamyl(γ)methyl ester resistance | metK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glyceraldehyde (DL) 3-phosphate resistance | glpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glyceraldehyde (L) 3-phosphate resistance in uhp(Con) | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glyceraldehyde (L) resistance | glpF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glyceraldehyde (L) resistance | glpK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycerol 3-phosphorothioate resistance | glpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycine tolerance | qmeACDE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylglycyl-N-phosphonoacetylornithine resistance | argR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylleucine resistance | ilvA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylleucine resistance | ilvB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylleucine resistance | ilvH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylleucine resistance | ilvI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylleucine resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylleucine resistance in ilv | gleR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylglycyl histidinol phosphate ester resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glycylglycyl-N-phosphonoacetylornithine resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Glyphosate resistance | aroA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hexuronate resistance in eda | uxaBC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hexuronate resistance in eda | uxuAB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Homocysteic acid resistance | gltS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | argT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | hisG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | hisJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | hisQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance in dhuA | hisP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydroxy (β) norvaline resistance | metL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydroxyaspartate resistance | pan | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydroxybutylphosphonate resistance in uhp(Con) | uhpT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydroxyurea resistance | nrdA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Hydroxyurea resistance | nrdB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Indole acrylic acid resistance | aroT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Indolmycin resistance | trpS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Indospicine resistance | argR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Iodoacetylglucosamine resistance | nagA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Iodoacetylglucosamine resistance | nagB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Iodoacetylglucosamine resistance | nagE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Isoniazid resistance | pdx | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | cpxA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | ecfB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | hemA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | hemB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | hemL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kanamycin resistance | topA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | ksgA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | ksgB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | ksgC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | ksgD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | rplK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | rplB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | rpsN | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | rpsM | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance | rpsR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kasugamycin resistance and dependence | rpsI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Keto(2)butyrate resistance | ilvA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Kirromycin resistance | tufAB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lambda cII phage + rifampin coresistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lambda phage + nalidixic acid resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lambda phage + nalidixic acid resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Levallorphan resistance | lev | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lincomycin resistance | linB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lincomycin resistance | rplN | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lincomycin resistance | rplO | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lincomycin resistance | rpsG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lithium-resistant use of proline as C source | putP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Lysine hydroxamate resistance | lysC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance (see beta-lactam resistance) | alaS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | argS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | envB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | mrdA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | mrdB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | mreB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | mreC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mecillinam resistance | mreD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Menadionine resistance | marA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mercaptopurine resistance in gpt | hpt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methionine sulfoximine + methyl(α)methionine resistance | metJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methionine sulfoximine resistance | asm | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methionine sulfoximine resistance | glnP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methionine sulfoximine resistance | metP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methionine sulfoximine resistance in glnG | glnA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylammonium resistance | glnA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(3)anthranilate resistance | trpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(3)anthranilate resistance | aroG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(α)glutamate resistance in gltS (increased) | gltS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of lactose | lacIO | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | malE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | malF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | malG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | malK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of mannitol + lactose | ptsG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α) resistance | ptsG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of glycerol in ∆ptsHI | crr | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of lactose in ptsH | lacI, operator | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of melibiose | mel | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methylglyoxal resistance | gsh | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(2)histidine resistance + aminotriazole resistance | hisR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl methanesulfonate resistance in lon | sulA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl methanesulfonate resistance in lon | ftsZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(α)methionine resistance | metA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(α)methionine resistance | metD (metP) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(α)methionine resistance | metK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(6)purine resistance | apt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(6)purine + hypoxanthine resistance | purA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(o)threonine resistance | brnQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(4)tryptophan resistance in aroP | aroT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | mtr | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | trp (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | trpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | trpR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl(5)tryptophan + thienylalanine resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl viologen resistance | mvrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl viologen resistance (multicopy) | mvrC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Methyl viologen resistance | gor | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Metronidazole resistance | nar (general) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Microcin B17 resistance | sbmA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Microcin E492 resistance | semA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mitomycin C resistance of lexA(Con) | lexA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Mocimycin resistance | tufA,B | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | hisU | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | icdE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid tolerance | sloB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | gyrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | gyrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | nalB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | nalD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance | purB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nalidixic acid resistance due to gene dosage | emrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neamine resistance | rpsL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neamine resistance | rpsQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neamine resistance | neaB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Negamycin resistance | prfB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | ecfB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | hemA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | hemC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | hemD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | hemE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | hemG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | metC (ecfA) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | topA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neomycin resistance | ubi (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Neutrophil granule protein resistance | pmrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitro(4)pyridine N-oxide resistance | proA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitro(4)pyridine N-oxide resistance | proB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitro(o)-phenyl galactoside resistance | lacZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitro(o)-phenylthiogalactoside resistance | lacY | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitro(o)-phenylthiogalactoside resistance in lacI(Con) or lacO(Con) | lacI, operator | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrofurantoin resistance | nfnA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrofurantoin resistance | nfnB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrofurantoin resistance in lon | sulA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrofurantoin resistance in lon | ftsZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrofuranzone resistance | nfsA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrofuranzone resistance | nfsB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrosoguanidine resistance | ada | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Nitrosoguanidine resistance | gsh (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Norfloxacin resistance | hipQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Norleucine resistance | metJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Norleucine resistance | metK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Norleucine resistance | nol | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Norleucylglycyl glycine resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Novobiocin resistance | cysB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Novobiocin resistance | cysE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Novobiocin resistance | gyrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Novobiocin resistance | nov | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Novobiocin resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Oxolinic acid resistance | gyrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Paromycin resistance or dependence | rpsL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Pentachlorophenol resistance | atpA–atpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Penten(4)oate resistance in atoC(Con) | atoC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Pentylpantothenamide resistance | pan | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance | pepA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance | pepD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance | pepN | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance | pepQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Peroxide (organic) resistance | oxyR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phaseolotoxin resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenethyl alcohol resistance | dnaB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenethyl alcohol resistance | dnaP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenethyl alcohol resistance | secA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenethylyl galactoside resistance | lacY | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenethylyl galactoside resistance | lacZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacP lacI(nonsense) supE | hisT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacP lacI(nonsense) supE | prfA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacP lacI(nonsense) supE | rpsL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacI q/lacP lacI(nonsense) supL | lysS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacI q/lacP lacI(nonsense) supL | strM | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacI q/lacP lacI(nonsense) supL | trmE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance | lacY | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenyl galactoside resistance | lacZ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenylalanylleucine resistance | ilvB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenylalanylleucine resistance | ilvH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Phenylalanylleucine resistance | ilvI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Plasmid maintenance | polA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Polymyxin resistance | pmrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Promethazine resistance | lon | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Pseudomonic acid resistance | ileS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Psicofuranine resistance | guaAB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Psoralen + UV irradiation resistance | puvA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Pyrithiamine resistance | thi | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Quinaldic acid resistance of Tn10 insertion mutants | tet | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Quinolone resistance | gyrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ribitol resistance in araC(Con) | araB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Ribitol resistance in araC(Con) | araC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Rifampin + kasugamycin dependence | ridA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Rifampin dependence | ridB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Rifampin resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Rifampin resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Rifampin resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Rifampin resistance in rpoB+/rpoB (rif) diploids | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Salicylate resistance | pan | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine (D) resistance | cycA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine + methionine + glycine resistance in relA | glyA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine hydroxamate resistance | serA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine hydroxamate resistance | serS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance | sbaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance | thrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance in relA | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance in relA | cyaA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance in relA | relA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance in relA | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Serine resistance in relA | rpoC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Showdomycin resistance | nupC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Showdomycin resistance | pnp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Siderophore–beta-lactam conjugate resistance | cirA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sorbitol + xylitol resistance | srlA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sorbose (L) resistance | fruA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sorbose resistance | ptsG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Spectinomycin resistance | rpsE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Spectinomycin resistance | rrn | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Spectinomycin resistance | spcB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Spectinomycin resistance and sucrose dependence | rpsC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Spectinomycin resistance and sucrose dependence | rpsD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Spectinomycin resistance and sucrose dependence | rpsE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptolydigin resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin + cAMP resistance | crp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | hem (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | rpsL | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | strB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | strC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | strM | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | ubiF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | mut (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptomycin resistance | topA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptovaricin resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | fba | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | galT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | manA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | nagA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | nagE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | pfkA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | ptsI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Streptozotocin resistance | glpD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfanilamide + hypoxanthine resistance | hpt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfanilamide + hypoxanthine resistance | pspABCDE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfanilamide resistance | folP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfanilamide resistance | gpt | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfometuron methyl + valine resistance | ilv structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfometuron methyl + valine resistance | ilvG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfonamide resistance | folA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Sulfonamide resistance | pab | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tartrate resistance | dct | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tetracycline resistance | cmlA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tetracycline resistance | marA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tetracycline resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiaisoleucine resistance | ileS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiaisoleucine resistance | ilvU | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thialysine resistance | thrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiazolealanine resistance | hisG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiazolealanine resistance | hisR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thienylalanine resistance | aroP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thienylalanine resistance | aroG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiodigalactoside resistance | lacY | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thio(5)glucose resistance | crr | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiolactomycin resistance | emrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiolactomycin resistance (due to gene dosage) | fadB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiolactomycin resistance (due to gene dosage) | emrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiolutin resistance | tlnA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomaltose resistance | lamB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomaltose resistance | malE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomaltose resistance | malF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomaltose resistance | malG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomaltose resistance | malK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomaltose resistance | malT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiomethylgalactoside-independent utilization of galactose in galR(Con) | galR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiopeptin resistance | rplE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thiosine resistance | argP | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymidine resistance in deoC | deoA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymidine resistance in deoC | deoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death prevention by low thymine levels in thyA | deoB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death prevention by low thymine levels in thyA | deoC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | recF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | recJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | recO | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | recQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | alaS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | pheS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Thymineless death resistance in thyA | valS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tiamulin resistance | rplC | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tiamulin resistance | rplD | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazole resistance | cysB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazole resistance | cysE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazole resistance | cysG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazole resistance | trzA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazole resistance in cysM | cysB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazole resistance in cysM | cysE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | gyrA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | gyrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | his structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | hisR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | hisS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | hisT | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | hisU | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | hisW | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluorocitrate resistance | tct | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluoroleucine resistance | flrB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluoroleucine resistance | ileR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluoroleucine resistance | leuA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluoroleucine resistance | leuJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluoroleucine resistance | leu (generic) | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trifluoroleucine resistance | leuS | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trilysine resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trimethoprim resistance | folA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Trimethoprim resistance | thyA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triornithine resistance | oppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Triornithine resistance in opp | tpp | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tripeptide (toxic amino acid containing) resistance | oppAE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tripeptide (toxic amino acid containing) resistance | tppA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tripeptide (toxic amino acid containing) resistance | tppB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Tryptophan analog resistance | aroH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Uncoupler resistances | atpA–atpE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Uridine resistance of thyA deoB | deoR | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilv structural genes | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilvB | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilvF | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilvG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilvH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilvI | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | ilvJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | livG | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | livH | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | livJ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | livK | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Valine resistance | brnQ | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Vinylglycolate resistance | dld | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Vinylglycolate resistance | lct | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Xylitol resistance | fruA | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Xylose resistance in fda | xylE | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| Xylose (D) + cAMP resistance | cxm | Resistance to biological and organic chemicals |
| 9NA phage resistance | pmi | Resistance to biological agents |
| 9NA phage resistance in galE | kdsA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Bf23 phage resistance | btuB | Resistance to biological agents |
| C21 phage resistance | rfaD | Resistance to biological agents |
| Chi phage resistance | fliC (hag) | Resistance to biological agents |
| Chi phage resistance | motA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Chi phage resistance | motB | Resistance to biological agents |
| ES18 phage resistance | fhuA | Resistance to biological agents |
| ES18 phage resistance | prbA,B | Resistance to biological agents |
| ES18 phage resistance | sidK | Resistance to biological agents |
| ES18 phage resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Felix O phage resistance | galE | Resistance to biological agents |
| Felix O phage resistance | galU | Resistance to biological agents |
| Felix O phage resistance | rfaC,D,E,F,H | Resistance to biological agents |
| Filamentous phage tolerance | tolR | Resistance to biological agents |
| Filamentous phage tolerance | tolQ | Resistance to biological agents |
| HK009 phage resistance | prh | Resistance to biological agents |
| HK068 phage resistance | prk | Resistance to biological agents |
| Host range phage (from Serratia marcescens) resistance | ompC | Resistance to biological agents |
| K10 phage resistance | lamB | Resistance to biological agents |
| K3 phage resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda + 434 phage resistance | mopA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda + 434 phage resistance | mopB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda cII + rifampin coresistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant infection resistance | gyrB (hisW) | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant phage infection, survival of | himA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant phage resistance | hflC | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant phage resistance | hflK | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant phage resistance | hflX | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant prophage induction, survival of | grpD | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda mutant prophage induction, survival of | grpE | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage + nalidixic acid resistance | crp | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage + nalidixic acid resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage + 434 phage cross-resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage gamma mutant resistance | polA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage induction, resistance to | dnaJ | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage induction, resistance to | dnaK | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance | envZ | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance | gprAB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance | lamB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance | malK | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance | malT | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance | rap | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance with maltose and arabinose as C sources | crp | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda phage resistance with maltose and arabinose as C sources | cyaA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda prophage induction deficiency during thymine deprivation | recA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda prophage induction, resistance to | rpsJ | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda prophage induction, resistance to | rpsM | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda prophage induction, survival of | nusA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda prophage induction, survival of | nusB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda sus N7 nin-5 resistance in P2 lysogen | rho | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda vir resistance after infection with heteromodified lambda cI857 | hsd | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambdoid phage resistance | nusB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambdoid phage mixture coinfection resistance | dnaB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambdoid phage mixture coinfection resistance | dnaJ | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambdoid phage mixture coinfection resistance | dnaK | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda cI71 resistance | rpoD | Resistance to biological agents |
| Lambda Nmar mutant phage resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Male-specific phage resistance | arcA (fexA) | Resistance to biological agents |
| Me1 phage resistance | envZ | Resistance to biological agents |
| Me1 phage resistance | ompC | Resistance to biological agents |
| Me1 phage resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological agents |
| Me1 phage resistance | ompR | Resistance to biological agents |
| Mu phage lytic growth resistance | himA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Mu phage lytic growth resistance | himD | Resistance to biological agents |
| Mu prophage induction, survival of | himA | Resistance to biological agents |
| Mu prophage induction, survival of | himD | Resistance to biological agents |
| N4 phage resistance | manXYZ | Resistance to biological agents |
| Ox2 phage resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological agents |
| P1 phage resistance | galE | Resistance to biological agents |
| P1 phage resistance | galU | Resistance to biological agents |
| P1 phage resistance | lpcA | Resistance to biological agents |
| P1 phage resistance | rfaD | Resistance to biological agents |
| P1 phage specialized transduction of drug resistance to Salmonella sp. | sspA | Resistance to biological agents |
| P2 vir1 phage resistance | rpoA | Resistance to biological agents |
| P2 phage + lambda phage coinfection resistance | dnaJ | Resistance to biological agents |
| P2 phage + lambda phage coinfection resistance | dnaK | Resistance to biological agents |
| P2 phage resistance | rep | Resistance to biological agents |
| P22 phage resistance | galE | Resistance to biological agents |
| P22 phage resistance | pmi | Resistance to biological agents |
| P221 phage resistance | praAB | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH105 phage resistance | ompB (ompR of E. coli) | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH105 phage resistance | ompC | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH105 phage resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH105 phage resistance | praAB | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH51 phage resistance | ompB (ompR of E. coli) | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH51 phage resistance | ompC | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH51 phage resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH51 phage resistance | praAB | Resistance to biological agents |
| PH51 phage resistance | prdB | Resistance to biological agents |
| φX174 phage resistance | phxB | Resistance to biological agents |
| φ80 phage resistance | fhuA | Resistance to biological agents |
| φ80 phage resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological agents |
| Q phage resistance | cpxA (ecfB, ssd, eup) | Resistance to biological agents |
| T-even phage resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T1 phage (UV irradiated) resistance | phr | Resistance to biological agents |
| T1 phage resistance | fhuA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T1 phage resistance | tonB | Resistance to biological agents |
| T2 phage resistance in ompF+ or ompF | fadL | Resistance to biological agents |
| T3 phage resistance | lpcA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 mutant phage resistance | lit | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage lig mutant nibbling of colonies yielding lig-overproducing strain | lig | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage lig mutant resistance from lig-overproducing strain | lig | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | lpcA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | lpcB | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | mopA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | mopB | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | rho | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | tabC | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage resistance | lit | Resistance to biological agents |
| T4 phage (uracil containing) resistance | ung | Resistance to biological agents |
| T5 phage resistance | fhuA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T6 phage resistance | crp | Resistance to biological agents |
| T6 phage resistance | cyaA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T6 phage resistance | tsx | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage gene 1.2 mutant resistance | optA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage gene 2 resistance | rpoC | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage resistance | groM | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage resistance | lpcA | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage resistance | lpcB | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage resistance | rpoB | Resistance to biological agents |
| T7 phage resistance | trxA | Resistance to biological agents |
| TC45 phage resistance | phoB | Resistance to biological agents |
| TC45 phage resistance | phoE | Resistance to biological agents |
| TC45 phage resistance | phoR | Resistance to biological agents |
| TC45 phage resistance | phoS | Resistance to biological agents |
| TC45 phage resistance | phoT | Resistance to biological agents |
| TC45 phage resistance | pstABCS | Resistance to biological agents |
| TP1 phage resistance | envZ | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuIa phage resistance | envZ | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuIa phage resistance | ompC | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuIa phage resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuIa phage resistance | ompR | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuIa phage resistance | tolQAB | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuIb phage resistance | ompF | Resistance to biological agents |
| TuII* phage resistance | ompA | Resistance to biological agents |
| U3 phage + K3 phage coresistance | rfaP | Resistance to biological agents |
| U3 phage resistance | galE | Resistance to biological agents |
| U3 phage resistance | galU | Resistance to biological agents |
| U3 phage resistance | pgi | Resistance to biological agents |
| U3 phage resistance | pgm | Resistance to biological agents |
| U3 phage resistance | rfa (general) | Resistance to biological agents |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrA | Resistance to biological agents |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrB | Resistance to biological agents |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrC | Resistance to biological agents |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrD | Resistance to biological agents |
| Cold resistance in rpsE cold-sensitive mutants | rpsB | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Cold-resistant growth | crg | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Filter retention | fts (generic) | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Freeze-thaw resistance | envZ | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Gamma irradiation resistance | garA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Gamma irradiation resistance | garB | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Growth at 42°C in his-overexpressing strain | his structural genes | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Near-UV irradiation resistance | nuvA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Near-UV irradiation resistance | nuvC | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Near-UV irradiation resistance | relA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Osmotolerance | crp | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Osmotolerance | cyaA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Osmotolerance | osmB | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Osmotolerance | proA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Osmotolerance | proB | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Phage (UV-irradiated T1) resistance | phr | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Psoralen + UV irradiation resistance | puvA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Temperature resistance in rpoD (Ts) | rpoH | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Thermotolerance | gyrA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light resistance | crp | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light resistance | cyaA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light resistance | envB | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light resistance | relA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV irradiation resistance in lon | sulA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV irradiation resistance in lon | ftsZ | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light + bromodeoxyuridine resistance | tdk | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light + bromodeoxyuridine resistance | ung | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV light + psoralen resistance | puvA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrA | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrB | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrC | Resistance to physical extremes |
| UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | uvrD | Resistance to physical extremes |
| Migration in a chemical gradient | che | Movement |
| Static cultivation (prolonged) | fliC | Movement |
| Gene | Organism | Selection | References | Alteration* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ackA | E, S | Fluoroacetate resistance | 96 281 463 797 | L |
| ada | E | Nitrosoguanidine resistance | 693 | |
| add | E | Deoxyadenosine + hypoxanthine satisfaction of purB requirement | 370 | L |
| add | S | Deoxyadenosine (low) satisfaction of purA requirement | 326 | L |
| adhCE | E | Chloracetaldehyde resistance | 157 | |
| adhCE | E | Chlorethanol resistance | 157 | |
| adhE | E | Allyl alcohol resistance | 476 | L |
| adh | E | Ethanol as C source | 132 | C |
| alaS | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 394 | S |
| alaS | E | Mecillinam resistance (beta-lactam resistance) | 802 | S |
| ampC | E | Ampicillin resistance | 139 570 | D |
| ampC | E | Ampicillin resistance | 210 212 362 | C |
| amtAB | S | Aminotriazole resistance | 828 | |
| apeA | E, S | N-Acetyl-L-phenylalanine-β-naphthyl ester hydrolysis | 421 516 | L |
| apt | E | 6-Methylpurine resistance | 60 | L |
| apt | E | Adenine resistance in hpt gpt | 462 | |
| apt | E | 2,6-Diaminopurine resistance in pnp | 470 | L |
| apt | E, S | 2,6-Diaminopurine resistance | 107 390 | L |
| araB | E | Ribitol resistance from araC(Con) | 396 | L |
| araC | E | Fucose resistance (arabinose as C source) | 67 | C |
| araC | E | Ribitol resistance from araC(Con) | 396 | L |
| arcA | E | Male-specific phage resistance, also called fexA | 110 651 711 | L |
| argA | E | Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | 153 | L |
| argB | E | N-Acetylhistidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | 50 | C |
| argB | E | Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | 153 | L |
| argC | E | N-Acetylhistidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | 50 | C |
| argC | E | Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | 153 | L |
| argD | E, S | Proline-independent growth of ∆proAB | 62 403 | L |
| argD | E | Acetylornithine + uracil satisfaction of car (pyrA) | 153 | L |
| argE | E | N-Acetylhistidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | 50 | C |
| argE | E | Acetylnorvaline resistance in argR(Con) | 402 | L |
| argH | E | N-Acetylhistidine + ornithine satisfaction of his | 50 | C |
| argP | E | Canavanine resistance | 483 655 | L |
| argP | E | Thiosine resistance | 293 716 | L |
| argP | E | Canavanine + thiouracil resistance | 605 | L |
| argR | E, S | Arginine-resistant, proline-independent growth of ∆pro | 62 403 | C |
| argR | E | Acetylhistidine satisfaction of his | 49 50 403 | C |
| argR | E | Acetylmethionine satisfaction of met | 402 | C |
| argR | E | Indospicine resistance | 454 | C |
| argR | E | Canavanine resistance | 482 523 | C |
| argR | E | Glycylglycyl-N-phosphonoacetylornithine resistance | 604 | C |
| argR | E | Canavanine + azauracil resistance | 605 | C |
| argR | E | Canavanine + thiouracil resistance | 605 | C |
| argR | E | Acetylnorvaline resistance in argR(Con) | 402 | |
| argS | E | Canavanine resistance | 322 | S |
| argS | E | Mecillinam resistance (beta-lactam resistance) | 802 | S |
| argT | S | Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | 432 433 | |
| aroA | E, S | Glyphosate resistance | 512 731 869 | C, D |
| aroF | E | Amino(4)phenylalanine resistance | 504 | C |
| aroF | S | Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | 270 729 | C |
| aroG | E, S | Methyl(3)anthranilate resistance | 307 | FBI, S |
| aroG | E | Thienylalanine resistance | 215 | FBI, S |
| aroG | E | Fluorophenylalanine resistance | 351 | FBI, S |
| aroH | E | Tryptophan analog resistance | 637 | FBI, S |
| aroP | E, S | Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 | L, C |
| aroP | E, S | Fluoro(5)tryptophan resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 | L |
| aroP | E, S | Azaserine resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 836 837 | L |
| aroP | E, S | Thienylalanine resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 | L |
| aroP | E, S | Fluorophenylalanine resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 | L |
| aroP | E, S | Azaleucine resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 | L |
| aroP | E, S | Methyl(5)tryptophan + thienylalanaine resistance | 12 94 288 303 393 437 438 439 | L |
| aroT | E, S | Indole acrylic acid resistance | 769 | L |
| aroT | E | Methyl(4)tryptophan resistance in aroP | 594 | L |
| asm | S | Methionine sulfoxamine resistance | 188 | |
| atoB | S | Dinitropyrene resistance | 590 | L |
| atoC | E | Butyrate as C source in fadR(Con) | 602 | C |
| atoC | E | Valerate as C source in fadR(Con) | 602 | C |
| atoC | E | Penten(4)oate resistance in atoC(Con) | 669 | L |
| atpA-atpE | E | Uncoupler resistances, including DCCD | 225 226 229 355 537 | L |
| atpA-atpE | E | Tributyl tin resistance | 355 | |
| atpA-atpE | E | CCCP resistance | 355 | |
| atpA-atpE | E | Pentachlorophenol resistance | 355 | |
| atpA-atpE | E | Auroventin resistance | 451 685 818 | L |
| atpA-atpE | E | Kanamycin resistance | 768 | L |
| atpA-atpE | E | Neomycin resistance | 392 | L |
| atpA-atpE | E | Azide resistance | 355 | |
| atr | S | Acid resistance | 233 | |
| azaAB | E | Azaserine resistance | 836 | |
| azl | E | Azaleucine resistance | 610 | |
| bglBC | E | Arbutin as C source | 523 616 640 | |
| bglBC | E | Salicin as C source | 523 616 640 | |
| bglT | E | Methyl(β)glucoside as C source | 686 | C |
| bio operon | E | Dehydrobiotin resistance | 206 | |
| bioP | E | Dehydrobiotin resistance | 206 | L |
| birA | E | Dehydrobiotin resistance | 206 597 | |
| brnQ | E | Methyl(o)threonine resistance | 278 | L |
| brnQ | E | Valine resistance | 277 | L |
| btuB | E | Colicin E3 tolerance | 46 47 109 284 388 620 | |
| btuB | E, S | Bf23 phage resistance | 46 47 109 284 388 528 620 | |
| bymA | E | Maltose utilization in malT | 327 | |
| cbt | E | Chloroacetate(β) resistance | 68 | L |
| cbt | E | Colicin B tolerance | 623 | L |
| cbt | E | Colicin D tolerance | 623 | L |
| cdd | E | Aza(5)-2′-deoxycytidine resistance | 196 | L |
| cdd | E, S | Fluoro(5)deoxycytidine resistance | 53 579 | L |
| celABCDF | E | Cellobiose as C source | 426 | |
| cet | E | Colicin E2 tolerance | 201 | |
| che | S | Migration in a chemotaxis gradient | 34 | |
| chlABDEG | E, S | Chlorate resistance | 2 121 122 228 266 523 743 744 | L |
| chlABDE | E | Lactate + fumarate as anaerobic energy source | 436 | L |
| chlC | S | Chlorate resistance | 45 | L |
| chlE | E | Lactate + nitrate as anaerobic energy source | 799 | |
| chlE | E | Biotin sulfoxide utilization in chl bio | 180 | |
| cirA | E | Colicin I resistance | 77 93 620 | L |
| cirA | E | Siderophore-beta-lactam conjugate resistance | 93 | L |
| cit | E | Citrate as C source | 290 | |
| cls | E | Dihydroxy(3,4)butyl-1-phosphonate resistance | 345 | L |
| cmlA | E | Chloramphenicol resistance | 48 | |
| cmlA | E | Tetracycline resistance | 523 638 | |
| coaA | E | Coenzyme A feedback resistance | 789 790 | FBI, S |
| codA(cod) | E, S | Fluoro(5)cytosine resistance | 4 54 | L |
| corABCD | E, S | Cobalt resistance | 262 600 817 | |
| corABCD | E | Manganese resistance | 600 | |
| corABCD | E | Nickel resistance | 817 | |
| cpd | S | Succinate as improved C source | 8 530 | L |
| cpd | S | Citrate as C source in presence of low cAMP | 8 | L |
| cpdB | E | Fluorouracil(5) and 3′-AMP resistance | 51 | L |
| cpxA | E | Amikacin resistance | 629 | |
| cpxA | E | Colicin A tolerance | 629 | |
| cpxA | E | Kanamycin resistance | 768 | |
| cpxA | E | Q phage resistance | 508 711 | |
| cpxA | E | Serine (L) as C source | 567 | |
| crg | E | Cold-resistant growth | 398 | |
| crp | S | Fosfomycin resistance | 10 | L |
| crp | E | Serine (L) resistance in relA | 167 | L |
| crp | E | Lambda phage + nalidixic acid resistance | 429 | L |
| crp | E | Streptomycin + cAMP resistance | 31 | L |
| crp | E | Lambda phage resistance with maltose and arabinose as C sources | 92 766 | L |
| crp | E | cAMP + glucose 6-phosphate resistance | 1a | L |
| crp | E | cAMP + glucose 6-phosphate + D-xylose + L-arabinose resistance | 1a | L |
| crp | E | Fluorouracil(5) + 5′-AMP + 3′-AMP resistance | 52 | L |
| crp | E | Osmotolerance | 282 | L |
| crp | E | Beta-lactam resistance | 362 | L |
| crp | E | Mecillinam resistance | 25 168 857 | L |
| crp | E | UV light resistance | 627 | L |
| crp | E | Rifampin resistance | 413 | L |
| crp | E | T6 phage resistance | 6 | L |
| crr | E | Thio(5)glucose resistance | 419 | L |
| crr | S | Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of glycerol in ptsHI | 563 | L |
| cxm | E | Xylose (D) + cAMP resistance | 1a | L |
| cyaA | E | Lambda phage resistance with maltose and arabinose as C sources | 92 | L |
| cyaA | E | Lambda phage + nalidixic acid resistance | 429 | L |
| cyaA | E | Serine (L) resistance in relA | 167 | L |
| cyaA | S | Fosfomycin resistance | 10 | L |
| cyaA | E | Osmotolerance | 282 | L |
| cyaA | E | Beta-lactam resistance | 362 | L |
| cyaA | E | Mecillinam resistance | 25 168 857 | L |
| cyaA | E | UV light resistance | 627 | L |
| cyaA | E | Rifampin resistance | 413 | L |
| cyaA | E | T6 phage resistance | 6 | L |
| cycA | E | Cycloserine (D) resistance | 150 646 813 | L |
| cycA | E | Serine (D) resistance | 689 | L |
| cysA | S | Chromate resistance | 581 | L |
| cysA | E | Selenate resistance | 728 | L |
| cysA | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 689 | L |
| cysB | S | Chromate resistance | 340 | L |
| cysB | S | Azide resistance | 227 | C |
| cysB | S | Selenate resistance | 339 | L |
| cysB | E | Novobiocin resistance | 631 | L |
| cysB | S | Triazole resistance | 227 | C |
| cysB | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysC | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysC | S | Chromate resistance | 581 | L |
| cysD | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysD | S | Chromate resistance | 581 | L |
| cysE | S | Triazole resistance in cysM | 717 825 | C |
| cysE | S | Triazole resistance | 341 | C |
| cysE | E | Novobiocin resistance | 631 | L |
| cysG | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysH | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysH | S | Chromate resistance | 581 | L |
| cysI | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysI | S | Chromate resistance | 581 | L |
| cysJ | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cysJ | S | Chromate resistance | 581 | L |
| cysK | S, E | Azaserine resistance | 340 827 | L |
| cysK | S | Azide resistance | 147 227 | L |
| cysK | E | Selenate resistance | 230 | L |
| cysK | E, S | Triazole resistance | 147 227 826 827 | L, C |
| cysK | E | Selenite resistance | 230 | L |
| cysL | S | Selenate resistance | 673 674 | |
| cysL | S | Chromate + selenate resistance | 338 | |
| cysM | S | Azaserine resistance | 340 | L |
| cytR | E | Uridine as C source, improved utilization | 546 | |
| dadA | E, S | Chloro(β)-D-alanine resistance | 832 | L |
| dadA | E, S | D-Amino acid satisfaction of amino acid auxotrophy | 428 831 | C |
| dcm | E | Aza(5)cytidine resistance | 247 | L |
| dct | E | Fluoro(3)malate resistance | 401 | L |
| dct | E | Tartrate resistance | 687 | L |
| dct | S | Malate (L) as improved C source | 745 | D |
| deoA | E | Deoxyadenosine + fluorouracil resistance in upp | 3 | L |
| deoA | E | Thymidine resistance in deoC | 3 | |
| deoB | E | Thymidine resistance in deoC | 3 651 | L |
| deoB | E, S | Thymineless death prevention by low thymine levels in thyA | 71 471 | |
| deoC | E | Thymineless death prevention by low thymine levels in thyA | 325 471 651 | L |
| deoD | E | Deoxy(2)adenosine resistance in deoC | 651 | L |
| deoD | E | Deoxyadenosine + fluorouracil resistance in upp | 3 | L |
| deoR | E | Inosine as improved C source | 546 | C |
| deoR | S | Diamino(2,6)purine satisfaction of purine auxotrophy | 251 | |
| deoR | S | Uridine resistance in thyA deoB | 71 | |
| dgd | E | Arabitol (D) as C source in fuc | 849 | |
| dgoR | E | Keto(2)-3-deoxygalactonate as C source | 144 | C |
| dgsA | E | Glucosamine as anaerobic C source in ptsG | 652 | L |
| dhuA | E, S | Histidine (D) satisfaction of his auxotrophs | 422 428 546 | |
| dhuA | S | Azaserine + tryptophan resistance | 432 | |
| dld | E | Vinylglycolate resistance | 696 | L |
| dml | S | Malate (D) as C source | 737 | |
| dnaB | E | Lambdoid phage mixture coinfection resistance | 259 | |
| dnaB | E | Phenethyl alcohol resistance | 494 | |
| dnaE | E | Acriflavin (acridine) resistance | 553 554 555 | |
| dnaE | E | Globomycin resistance | 668 | S |
| dnaJ | E | Lambda phage induction, resistance to | 667 | S |
| dnaJ | E | Lambdoid phage mixture coinfection resistance | 257 259 | S |
| dnaJ | E | P2 phage + lambda phage coinfection resistance | 753 | S |
| dnaK | E | Lambda phage induction, resistance to | 667 | S |
| dnaK | E | Lambdoid phage mixture coinfection resistance | 257 259 | S |
| dnaK | E | P2 phage + lambda phage coninfection resistance | 753 | S |
| dnaP | E | Phenethyl alcohol resistance | 809 | |
| dor | S | Drug-resistant gene maintenance | 814 | |
| dppA | E, S | Bacilysin resistance | 1 | L |
| dppA | E, S | Bialaphos resistance | 1 | L |
| dppA | E, S | Valine-containing dipeptide resistance | 1 | L |
| dppA | E | Lysyl-2-aminoxypropionate resistance | 603 | L |
| dppA | E | Glycylleucine resistance | 269 | L |
| dppA | E | Phenylalanylleucine resistance | 269 | L |
| dppA | E | Glycylvaline resistance in opp | 178 | L |
| dsdA | E | Sucrose as C source | 5 | L |
| dsdC | E | Sucrose as C source | 5 | |
| ebgA | E | Lactose utilization in ∆lacZ | 118 | Q |
| ecfB | E | Serine (L) as C source | 567 768 | |
| ecfB | E | Kanamycin resistance | 567 768 | |
| ecfB | E | Neomycin resistance | 608 | |
| ecfB | E | Colicin K resistance | 608 | |
| edd | E | Gluconate as C source in eda | 239 240 | L |
| emrB | E | CCCP resistance due to gene dosage | 472 | D |
| emrB | E | Nalidixic acid resistance due to gene dosage | 472 | D |
| emrB | E | Thiolactomycin resistance due to gene dosage | 250 | D |
| emrB | E | Thiolactomycin resistance | 250 | |
| envB | E, S | Mecillinam resistance | 359 587 | |
| envB | E | UV light resistance | 24 | |
| envM | E, S | Diazoborine resistance | 63 | S |
| envZ | E | Ampicillin resistance | 362 363 | |
| envZ | E | Colicin L tolerance | 812 | |
| envZ | E | Lambda phage resistance | 812 | |
| envZ | E | Me1 phage resistance | 801 | |
| envZ | E | TPI phage resistance | 812 | |
| envZ | E | TuIa phage resistance | 801 | |
| envZ | E | Freeze-thaw resistance | 112 | |
| envZ | E | Colicin (multiple) resistance | 626 | |
| eryC | E | Erythromycin resistance | 599 | |
| eryD | E | Erythromycin resistance | 830 | |
| exbB | E | Albomycin resistance | 205 | |
| exbB | E | Colicin I resistance | 283 624 | |
| exbB | E | Colicin (other) resistance | 283 624 | |
| exbC | E | Colicin B resistance | 624 | |
| exbC | E | Colicin I resistance | 283 624 | |
| exbC | E | Colicin (other) resistance | 283 624 | |
| exuR | E | Aldohexuronate resistance in eda | 612 | |
| exuR | E | Hexuronate as C course in noninducible exuR eda | 612 | C |
| exuT | E | Aldohexuronate resistance in eda | 612 | L |
| fadB | E | Thiolactomycin resistance (due to gene dosage) | 778 | D |
| fadL | E | T2 phage resistance in ompF+ or ompF | 70 534 | L |
| fadR | E | Decanoate as C source | 713 | L |
| fba | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | L |
| fepABCDG | E | Colicin B resistance | 623 624 | L |
| fepABDCG | E | Colicin D resistance | 623 | L |
| fhuA | E, S | Albomycin resistance | 87 387 388 478 479 | S |
| fhuA | S | ES18 phage resistance | 87 478 479 | S |
| fhuA | E | T1 phage resistance | 93 409 870 | S, L |
| fhuA | E | T5 phage resistance | 93 151 387 870 | L |
| fhuA | E | Φ80 phage resistance | 151 387 409 870 | L, S |
| fhuA | E | Colicin M resistance | 151 387 409 | L, S |
| fhuA | E | Beta-lactam conjugate resistance | 93 | L |
| fhuB | E | Albomycin resistance | 618 | L |
| fliC | E, S | Chi phage resistance | 347 349 416 417 513 710 | |
| fliC | S | Prolonged static cultivation | 249 | |
| flrB | S | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 115 117 | |
| folA | E | Sulfonamide resistance | 607 697 | S, D |
| folA | S | Trimethoprim resistance | 405 654 718 719 | S, D |
| folP | E | Sulfonamide resistance | 756 | S |
| fruA | E | Deoxy(2)glucose-independent fructose utilization | 11 | |
| fruA | E | Xylitol resistance | 614 639 | L |
| fruA | E | Sorbose (L) resistance | 715 | L |
| fts (generic) | E | Filter retention | 55 | |
| ftsZ | E | UV irradiation resistance in lon | 373 | |
| ftsZ | E | Methyl methanesulfonate resistance in lon | 373 | |
| ftsZ | E | Nitrofurantoin resistance in lon | 252 | |
| fucA | E | Propanediol as C source | 287 | |
| fucA | E | Ethyleneglycol as C source in propanediol utilizer | 79 | |
| fucA | E | Fucose (L) as C source in propanediol utilizer | 287 | |
| fucA | E | Xylitol as C source in propanediol utilizer | 848 | |
| fucA | E | Arabinose (D) as C source | 450 | |
| fur | E | Manganese resistance | 300 | C |
| fusA | E | Fusidic acid resistance | 65 434 695 761 | S |
| gabC | E | Aminobutyrate as N source | 197 | |
| gadS | E | Glutamate as C source | 292 | L |
| gal operon | E | Galactose utilization in the presence of thiomethylglucoside | 636 | D |
| gal operon | S | Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | 9 552 | L |
| gal operon | E | Galactose resistance in galU | 664 | L |
| galC | S | Glucose as C source in ∆ptsHI | 613 | |
| galE | E, S | P1 phage infection of Salmonella sp. monitored by drug resistance | 527 | L |
| galE | E | U3 phage resistance | 816 | L |
| galE | S | Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | 408 | L |
| galE | S | Felix O phage resistance | 334 527 591 833 | L |
| galE | S | P22 phage resistance | 334 527 591 833 | L |
| galK | S | Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | 408 | L |
| galK | E, S | Galactose resistance in galE | 569 752 | L |
| galK | E | Galactose resistance in galT | 859 | L |
| galK | E | Galactose resistance in galU | 664 | L |
| galP | S | Deoxy(2)galactose resistance | 552 | L |
| galR | E | Thiomethylgalactoside-independent utilization of galactose in galR(Con) | 108 | |
| galR | S | Glucose utilization in ∆ptsHI | 613 | |
| galR | E | Galactose resistance in galT+K+E+/galT+K+E+ galU | 664 | |
| galT | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | L |
| galU | E | Ampicillin resistance | 212 | L |
| galU | E | P1 phage resistance | 242 | L |
| galU | E | U3 phage resistance | 816 | L |
| galU | S | Felix O phage resistance | 334 | L |
| garA | S | Gamma irradiation resistance | 346 | |
| garA | E | Glucarate (D) resistance in ppc | 647 | L |
| garB | S | Gamma irradiation resistance | 346 | |
| gatACD | E | Fucitol resistance in galactitol-utilizing strains | 184 | L |
| gatACD | E | Deoxy(2)galactitol resistance in galactitol-utilizing strains | 184 | L |
| gatACD | E | Arabitol utilization | 466 845 | |
| gatACD | E | Ribitol utilization | 466 845 | |
| gatACD | E | Arbitol (D) resistance | 639 | L |
| gleR | S | Glycylleucine resistance in ilv | 580 | |
| glnA | S | Histidine(D) + glycylglutamine satisfaction of his auxotrophs | 819 | L |
| glnA | E | Methylammonium resistance | 694 | S |
| glnA | E | Methionine sulfoxamine resistance in glnG | 592 | C |
| glnA | S | Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | 518 871 | S |
| glnF | S | Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | 433 | L |
| glnH | S | Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | 433 | L |
| glnP | E | Glutamine as C source | 433 501 820 | |
| glnP | E, S | Methionine sulfoxamine resistance | 37 501 | L |
| glnP | E | Glutamyl(γ)hydrazide resistance | 501 821 | L |
| glnP | E | Glutamine (D) resistance | 501 | L |
| glnV | E | Caffeine resistance | 185 | S |
| glpD | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | L |
| glpF | E | Glyceraldehyde (L) resistance | 762 | L |
| glpK | E | Glyceraldehyde (L) resistance | 762 | L |
| glpK | E, S | Methyl(α)glucoside-resistant glycerol utilization in ptsI | 64 665 | |
| glpT | E, S | Fosfomycin resistance | 10 29 313 707 800 | L |
| glpT | E | Glyceraldehyde (DL) 3-phosphate resistance | 762 | L |
| glpT | E | Arsenate resistance | 838 | L |
| glpT | E | Dihydroxybutyl phosphonate resistance | 285 453 | L |
| glpT | E | Fluorohydroxyacetone phosphate resistance | 515 | L |
| glpT | E | Chlorohydroxyacetone phosphate resistance | 515 | L |
| glpT | E | Glycerol 3-phosphorothioate resistance | 295 | L |
| gltA | E | Improved growth in icd | 435 | L |
| gltH | E | Glutamate as C source | 496 497 687 | |
| gltR | E | Glutamate as C source at 42°C | 497 | |
| gltS | E | Glutamate as C source | 496 687 | Q |
| gltS | E | Glutamate as C source | 496 497 687 | |
| gltS | E | Glutamate (D) resistance in gltS (increased) | 525 716 | L |
| gltS | E | Methyl(α)glutamate resistance in gltS (increased) | 391 525 716 | L |
| gltS | E | Homocysteic acid resistance | 213 | L |
| gltX | E | Glutamyl-γ-methyl ester resistance | 425 | |
| glyA | E | Serine + methionine + glycine resistance in relA | 783 | |
| gntM | E | Glycerol + gluconate as C source in eda | 217 | L |
| gntR | E | Acetate + gluconate as C source in ppc | 39 | |
| gntS | E | Acetate + gluconate as C source in ppc | 39 | L |
| gor | E | Methyl viologen tolerance | 430 | L |
| gprAB | E | Lambda phage resistance | 578 670 | |
| gpt | S | Aza(8)guanine resistance | 272 764 | L |
| gpt | E | Sulfanilamide resistance in presence of guanine | 97 | L |
| groM | E | T7 phage resistance | 427 | |
| grpD | E | Lambda mutant prophage induction, survival of | 667 | |
| grpE | E | Lambda mutant prophage induction, survival of | 667 | |
| gsh (generic) | E | Nitrosoguanidine resistance | 693 | L |
| gsh (generic) | E | Methylglyoxal resistance | 548 | |
| gshAB | E, S | Selenite resistance | 423 | L |
| guaAB | E | Psicofuranine resistance | 779 | |
| guaB | S | Fluoro(5)uracil + fluoro(5)uridine resistance | 367 | L |
| gurBCD | E | Glycerol + methylglucuronide a C source in eda | 572 | L |
| gyrA | E, S | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 660 | S |
| gyrA | E, S | Nalidixic acid resistance | 200 298 | S |
| gyrA | E | Quinolone resistance | 860 | S |
| gyrA | E | Oxolinic acid resistance | 734 | S |
| gyrA | E | Glucosides (β) as C source | 194 | |
| gyrA | S | Thermotolerance | 200 | |
| gyrB | S | Triaolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 660 | S |
| gyrB | E | Aminotriazole resistance in relA | 772 | S |
| gyrB | E | Novobiocin resistance | 255 | S |
| gyrB | E | Coumermycin resistance | 181 255 593 | D, S |
| gyrB | E | Chlorobiocin resistance | 589 | |
| gyrB | E | Glucosides (β) as C source | 194 | |
| gyrB | E | Lambda mutant infection resistance | 521 | |
| gyrB | E | Nalidixic acid resistance | 333 855 | S |
| hem | E | Streptomycin resistance | 57 | L |
| hemA | E | Kanamycin resistance | 585 | L |
| hemA | E, S | Neomycin resistance | 683 | L |
| hemB | E | Kanamycin resistance | 585 | L |
| hemB | E | Kanamycin-resistant, hemin-supported growth of hemA | 507 | L |
| hemB | E | Colicin K-type tolerance | 83 | |
| hemC | S | Neomycin resistance | 682 | L |
| hemD | S | Neomycin resistance | 681 | L |
| hemE | S | Neomycin resistance | 189 680 | L |
| hemBCF | E | Plate method | 506 | L |
| hemG | E | Neomycin resistance | 679 | L |
| hemL | E | Kanamycin resistance | 350 | L |
| hflC | E | Lambda mutant phage resistance | 56 | |
| hflK | E | Lambda mutant phage resistance | 56 | |
| hflX | E | Lambda mutant phage resistance | 56 | |
| himA | E | Mu prophage induction, survival of | 520 522 | |
| himA | E | Mu phage lytic growth resistance | 81 | |
| himA | E | Lambda mutant phage infection, survival of | 519 521 | |
| himA (himC) | E | Lambda mutant phage resistance | 519 521 | |
| himD | E | Mu prophage induction, survival of | 520 522 | |
| himD | E | Mu phage lytic growth resistance | 81 | |
| hipA | E | Cycloserine resistance | 541 | |
| hipA | E | Ampicillin resistance | 541 | |
| hipA | E | Fosfomycin resistance | 541 | |
| hipQ | E | Norfloxacin resistance | 842 | |
| hipQ | E | Ampicillin resistance | 842 | |
| his structural genes | E, S | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 98 126 658 | C, Q |
| his structural genes | S | Aminotriazole resistance | 20 21 | D |
| his structural genes | S | Growth at 42°C in his-overexpressing strain | 804 | Q |
| his structural genes | S | Histidinal satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement at 30°C | 374 375 | Q |
| his structural genes | S | Histidine (D) satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement | 374 375 | Q |
| hisG | E, S | Thiazolealanine resistance | 540 698 824 | S, FBI |
| hisG | S | Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | 699 | S, FBI |
| hisG | S | Histidinal satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement at 30°C | 374 375 | L |
| hisG | S | Histidine (D) satisfaction of his auxotroph requirement | 374 375 | L |
| hisG | E | Histidine-resistant adenine → guanine nucleotide | 33 | S,FBI |
| hisJ | S | Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | 13 15 | L |
| hisJ | S | Azaserine + tryptophan resistance in dhuA | 15 432 | |
| hisP | S | Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance in dhuA | 14 15 | L |
| hisP | S | Arginine as N source | 13 15 432 | D |
| hisQ | S | Hydrazino (α) imidazole propionic acid resistance | 13 15 | L |
| hisR | S | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 658 | Q |
| hisR | S | Thiazolealanine resistance | 706 | Q |
| hisR | S | Methyl(2)histidine resistance + aminotriazole resistance | 658 | Q |
| hisS | S | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 658 | S |
| hisS | S | Thiazolealanine resistance | 657 | S |
| hisT | E, S | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 98 148 658 705 784 | L |
| hisT | E | Azaleucine resistance | 98 784 | L |
| hisT | E | Serine resistance | 98 784 | L |
| hisT | S | Amino(3)tyrosine resistance | 148 658 705 | L |
| hisT | S | Thialysine resistance | 148 658 705 | L |
| hisT | S | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 148 658 705 | L |
| hisT | S | Norleucine resistance | 148 658 705 | L |
| hisT | S | Hydroxy (β) leucine resistance | 148 658 705 | L |
| hisT | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacP lacI (nonsense) supE | 747 | |
| hisU | S, E | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 23 660 | |
| hisU | S | Nalidixic acid resistance | 593 660 | |
| hisW | S, E | Triazolealanine + aminotriazole resistance | 23 | |
| hisW | S | Coumermycin resistance | 593 660 | |
| hpt | E | Mercapto(6)purine resistance in gpt | 371 | |
| hpt | E | Sulfanilamide + hypoxanthine resistance | 97 | L |
| hsd | E | Lambda vir resistance after infection with | 183 | L |
| hsd | S | Lactose utilization after conjugation of F′lac into Salmonella sp. | 103 | L |
| hut | S | Histidine as sole N or C source | 509 | |
| icdE | E, S | Nalidixic acid resistance | 91 311 | L |
| iclR | E | Butyrate or valerate as better C source | 602 | C |
| iclR | E | Glucose or glycerol as C source in ppc | 488 | |
| ileR | E | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 412 | |
| ileS | E | Pseudomonic acid resistance | 858 | S |
| ileS | E | Thiaisoleucine resistance | 757 | S |
| ilv structural genes | S | Sulfometuron methyl + valine resistance | 872 | C |
| ilv structural genes | E | Aminobutyrate resistance | 633 780 | C |
| ilv structural genes | E | Valine resistance | 268 | C |
| ilv structural genes | S | Cyclopentane glycine resistance | 586 | C |
| ilvA | S | Cyclopentane glycine resistance | 586 | S, FBI |
| ilvA | E | Glyclleucine resistance | 806 | S, FBI |
| ilvA | S | Threonine as sole N source | 106 | S, FBI |
| ilvA | E | Growth on minimal medium of ilvA+ (multicopy) ilvDC hisT overcoming 2-ketobutyrate accumulation | 231 | L |
| ilvB | E | Aminobutyrate resistance | 633 780 | S, FBI |
| ilvB | E | Valine resistance | 633 755 | S, FBI |
| ilvB | E | Glyclleucine resistance | 269 | S |
| ilvB | E | Phenylalanylleucine resistance | 269 | S |
| ilvF | E | Valine resistance | 174 610 | G |
| ilvG | E, S | Sulfometuron methyl + valine resistance | 441 851 872 | S, Q |
| ilvG | E | Valine resistance | 221 448 720 | G |
| ilvH | E | Aminobutyrate resistance | 633 780 | S, FBI |
| ilvH | E | Valine resistance | 633 755 | S, FBI |
| ilvH | E | Glyclleucine resistance | 269 | S |
| ilvH | E | Phenylalanylleucine resistance | 269 | S |
| ilvI | E | Aminobutyrate resistance | 633 780 | S |
| ilvI | E | Valine resistance | 633 755 | |
| ilvI | E | Glyclleucine resistance | 269 | |
| ilvI | E | Phenylalanylleucine resistance | 269 | |
| ilvJ | E | Valine resistance | 174 361 649 | G |
| ilvU | E | Thiaisoleucine resistance | 222 | |
| kdgR | E | Keto(2)-3-deoxygluconate as C source | 377 615 | C |
| kdsA | S | 9NA phage resistance in galE | 452 641 | |
| ksgA | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 312 726 793 | L |
| ksgB | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 238 726 | |
| ksgC | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 861 | |
| ksgD | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 238 | |
| lac | E | Growth in lactose-limited chemostats | 330 | D |
| lacI,operator | E | Methyl(α)glucoside-resistant utilization of lactose in ptsH | 665 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Raffinose as C source | 459 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Neolactose as C source | 459 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Phenyl galactoside as C source | 523 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Lactobionic acid as C source | 440 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Lactitol as C source | 457 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Melibiose as C source | 475 | C |
| lacIoperator | E | Melibiose as C source and acetyl(N)lactonate as N source | 475 | C |
| lacI,operator | E | Lactobionic acid as C source | 474 | |
| lacI,operator | E | Acetyl(N)lactonate as N source | 474 | Q |
| lacI,operator | E | Nitro(o)-phenylthiogalactoside resistance in lacI(Con) or lacO(Con) | 543 571 | Q |
| lacI,operator | E | Methyl(α)glucoside-resistant lactose utilization | 406 | C |
| lacY | E | Nitro(o)-phenylthiogalactoside resistance | 523 543 721 | L |
| lacY | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance | 376 | L |
| lacY | E | Phenethylyl galactoside resistance | 376 | L |
| lacY | E | Arabinose (L) growth in the presence of lac operon inducer | 812 | L |
| lacY | E | Thiodigalactoside resistance | 241 | |
| lacZ | E | Lactobionic acid as C source | 440 | D |
| lacZ | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance | 376 500 | L |
| lacZ | E | Phenethylyl galactoside resistance | 376 500 | L |
| lacZ | E | Nitro(o)-phenyl galactoside resistance | 376 500 | L |
| lamB | E | Lambda phage resistance | 88 134 135 253 644 766 | L, S |
| lamB | E | K10 phage resistance | 644 | |
| lamB | E | Thio(5)maltose resistance | 223 | L |
| lct | E | Vinylglycolate resistance | 696 | |
| leuA | S | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 115 | FBI, S |
| leuJ | E | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 575 | |
| leu(structural genes) | S | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 115 116 | C |
| leuS | S, E | Azaleucine resistance | 477 514 | S |
| leuS | S | Trifluoroleucine resistance | 7 | S |
| leuW | E | Calmodulin inhibitor resistance | 129 | S |
| lev | E | Levallorphan resistance | 164 | |
| lexA | E | Mitomycin C resistance of recA (SOS-induced) sfi lexA3(Con) | 538 | L |
| lig | E | T4 phage lig mutant nibbling of colonies yielding lig overproducer | 254 | Q |
| lig | E | T4 phage lig mutant resistance from lig overproducer | 254 | L |
| linB | E | Lincomycin resistance | 26 343 | |
| lit | E | T4 mutant phage resistance | 143 | |
| livG | E | Azaleucine resistance | 303 561 | L |
| livH | E | Valine resistance in leu | 17 595 | L |
| livH | E | Azaleucine resistance | 561 | L |
| livJ | E | Valine resistance in leu | 17 595 | L |
| livK | E | Valine resistance in leu | 17 595 | L |
| lon | E, S | Chlorpromazine resistance | 198 529 | L |
| lon | E | Promethazine resistance | 529 | L |
| lpp | E | Globomycin resistance | 140 344 854 868 | L |
| lpcA | E | T3 phage resistance | 792 | L |
| lpcA | E | T4 phage resistance | 792 | L |
| lpcA | E | T7 phage resistance | 792 | L |
| lpcA | E | P1 phage resistance | 40 41 | |
| lpcB | E | T4 phage resistance | 760 | |
| lpcB | E | T7 phage resistance | 760 | |
| lrp | E | Leucine (D) satisfaction of leu auxotrophs | 18 428 | |
| lysC | E | Aminoethylcysteine (thialysine) resistance | 82 765 | S, FBI |
| lysC | E | Lysine hydroxamate resistance | 82 765 | S, FBI |
| lysP | E | Aminoethylcysteine (thialysine) resistance | 611 736 | L |
| lysS | E | Aminoethylcysteine (thialysine) resistance | 323 | S |
| lysS | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacI q lacI(nonsense) lacP supL | 748 | |
| lyt | E | Beta-lactam tolerance | 700 | |
| mac | E | Erythromycin growth dependence | 725 | |
| malE | E, S | Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | 665 | |
| malE | E | Thio(5)maltose resistance | 223 | L |
| malF | E, S | Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | 665 | |
| malF | E | Thio(5)maltose resistance | 223 | L |
| malG | E, S | Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | 665 | |
| malG | E | Thio(5)maltose resistance | 223 | L |
| malK | E | Lambda phage resistance | 766 | L |
| malK | E, S | Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of maltose | 177 665 | |
| malK | E | Thio(5)maltose resistance | 223 | L |
| malP | E | Maltose as C source in malT | 327 | |
| malQ | E | Maltose as C source in malT | 327 | |
| malT | E | Lambda phage resistance | 766 | L |
| malT | E | Thiomaltose resistance | 223 | L |
| manA | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | |
| manC | E | Lyxose (D) as C source | 738 | |
| manXYZ | E | Phage N4 resistance | 410 | |
| manXYZ | E | Deoxyglucose resistance | 158 379 | L |
| marA | E | Menadionine resistance | 274 | |
| marA | E | Chloramphenicol resistance | 286 | |
| marA | E | Tetracycline resistance | 286 329 | |
| mbrABCD | E | Camphor resistance | 776 777 | |
| mdoB | E | Arbutin resistance in dgk | 360 | L |
| mel (generic) | E | Raffinose as C source in lacI | 459 | |
| mel (generic) | S | Methylglucoside(α)-resistant utilization of melibiose | 665 | |
| melB | E | Deoxy(2)glucose-resistant utilization of melibiose | 431 | S |
| melB | E | Lithium-resistant utilization of melibiose | 397 | S |
| metA | S | Methyl(α)methionine resistance | 127 447 | FBI, S |
| metC (ecfA?) | E | Neomycin resistance | 464 | |
| metC (ecfA?) | E | Colicin K resistance | 465 | |
| metC (ecfA?) | E | Chloro(β)alanine resistance | 832 | |
| metG | E | Ethionine resistance | 28 | S |
| metJ | E, S | Ethionine resistance | 447 | |
| metJ | E | Glutamyl-γ-methyl ester resistance | 425 | S |
| metJ | E, S | Norleucine resistance | 128 | |
| metJ | E | Methionine sulfoximine + methyl(α)methionine resistance | 386 | S |
| metK | E, S | Ethionine resistance | 275 289 447 735 | S |
| metK | E | Glutamyl-γ-methyl ester resistance | 425 | S |
| metK | E, S | Norleucine resistance | 128 447 735 | S |
| metK | S | Methyl(α)methionine resistance | 447 735 | S |
| metL | E | Hydroxy (β) norvaline resistance | 138 | S, FBI |
| metPD | E, S | Methyl(α)methionine resistance | 37 38 386 | L |
| metPD | E, S | Methionine sulfoximine resistance | 37 38 386 | L |
| mglA | E | Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | 209 613 | |
| mglB | E | Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | 209 613 | |
| mglC | E | Fucose + arabinose-supported growth in galP | 209 613 | |
| mglD | E | Methyl-β-galactoside-supported growth | 645 | C |
| mng | E | Manganese resistance | 708 | |
| mopA | E | T4 phage resistance | 258 | S |
| mopB | E | T4 phage resistance | 258 | S |
| motAB | E | Chi phage resistance | 349 709 710 | |
| mrb | E | Fosfomycin resistance | 800 | |
| mrdA | E | Mecillinam resistance | 759 | |
| mrdB | E | Mecillinam resistance | 358 502 759 | |
| mreBCD | E | Mecillinam resistance | 582 807 | |
| mtlA | E | Arabinitol (D) resistance | 614 | L |
| mtlC | E | Mannitol (limiting) as C source | 722 | C |
| mtr | E | Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | 305 320 523 | L |
| murZ | E | Fosfomycin resistance due to increased gene dosage | 499 | D |
| mut (generic) | E | Streptomycin resistance | 309 | |
| mut (generic) | E | Azaserine resistance | 703 | |
| mut (generic) | E | Chemostat growth | 152 | |
| mutH | E | Amino(2)purine resistance in dam | 267 | L |
| mutL | E | Amino(2)purine resistance in dam | 267 | L |
| mutS | E | Amino(2)purine resistance in dam | 267 | L |
| mvrC | E | Methyl viologen resistance | 532 | D |
| nadB | S | Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | 142 336 | S |
| nadD | S | Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | 336 337 | L |
| nagA | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | L |
| nagA | E | Iodoacetylglucosamine resistance | 823 | L |
| nagB | E | Iodoacetylglucosamine resistance | 823 | L |
| nagE | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | L |
| nagE | E | Iodoacetylglucosamine resistance | 823 | L |
| nagE | E | Deoxy(2)-2-iodoacetamideoglucose resistance | 379 | L |
| nalB | E | Nalidixic acid resistance | 298 | |
| nalD | E | Nalidixic acid resistance | 333 | |
| nar (general) | E | Metronidazole resistance | 677 | L |
| narC | E | Chlorate resistance | 266 280 | L |
| narG | E | Chlorate resistance | 739 | L |
| narH | E | Chlorate resistance | 739 | L |
| ndk | S | Aza(8)guanine resistance | 264 650 | |
| neaB | E, S | Neamine resistance | 119 182 495 | |
| nek | E | Aminoglycoside resistance | 27 342 | |
| nfnA | E | Nitrofurantoin resistance | 684 | |
| nfnB | E | Nitrofurantoin resistance | 684 | |
| nfsA | E | Nitrofuranzone resistance | 90 505 | |
| nfsB | E | Nitrofuranzone resistance | 90 505 | |
| nhaA | E | Lithium resistance (multicopy) | 628 | D |
| nol | S | Norleucine resistance | 324 | |
| nov | E | Novobiocin resistance | 630 | |
| nrdA | E | Hydroxyurea resistance | 609 | D |
| nrdB | E | Hydroxyurea resistance | 609 | D |
| nupC | E | Showdomycin resistance | 415 545 | L |
| nupC | E | Fluorouracil resistance | 544 | L |
| nupC | E | Fluorodeoxyuridine resistance | 545 | L |
| nupC | E | Fluoruridine resistance | 544 | L |
| nupC | E | Fluorodeoxycytidine resistance | 544 | L |
| nupG | E | Fluorouracil resistance | 544 | L |
| nupG | E | Fluorodeoxyuridine resistance | 545 | L |
| nupG | E | Fluorouridine resistance | 544 | L |
| nupG | E | Fluorodeoxycytidine resistance | 544 | L |
| nusA | E | Lambda prophage induction, survival of | 244 | |
| nusB | E | Lambda prophage induction, survival of | 245 260 | |
| nusB | E | Lambdoid phage resistance | 260 | |
| nuvA | E, S | Near-UV irradiation resistance | 424 468 767 | L |
| nuvC | E | Near-UV irradiation resistance | 663 | |
| ompA | E | K3 phage resistance | 306 489 491 493 | L |
| ompA | E | T-even-like phage resistance | 199 533 535 | S |
| ompA | E | TuII* phage resistance | 171 314 493 | L |
| ompA | E | Ox2 phage resistance | 199 493 642 | |
| ompA | E | Bacteriocin JF246 resistance | 124 491 | |
| ompA | S | Bacteriocin 4-59 resistance | 741 | L |
| ompA | E | Colicin K tolerance | 491 | |
| ompA | E | Colicin L tolerance | 491 | |
| ompA | E | Chelator resistance | 493 | |
| ompA | E | Novobiocin resistance | 493 | |
| ompB | S | PH51 phage resistance | 372 | |
| ompB | S | PH105 phage resistance | 372 | |
| ompC | E | Me1 phage resistance | 791 801 | L |
| ompC | E | TuIa phage resistance | 801 | L |
| ompC | S | PH51 phage resistance | 372 | L |
| ompC | S | PH105 phage resistance | 372 | L |
| ompC | E | Host range Serratia marcescens phage resistance | 702 | |
| ompD | S | PH51 phage resistance | 741 | L |
| ompD | S | Bacteriocin 4-59 resistance | 741 | L |
| ompF | E | Beta-lactam (ampicillin, cefoxitin) resistance | 362 363 | L |
| ompF | E | Chloramphenicol resistance | 235 523 | L |
| ompF | E | Tetracycline resistance | 235 523 | L |
| ompF | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + nucleotide resistance | 52 | L |
| ompF | E | Colicin A tolerance | 125 235 | |
| ompF | E | Cloacin DF13 resistance | 846 | L |
| ompF | E | Colicin L tolerance | 235 291 | L |
| ompF | E | Colicin K tolerance | 235 | L |
| ompF | E | Colicin E2 tolerance | 235 | |
| ompF | E | Colicin E3 tolerance | 235 | |
| ompF | E | Me1 phage resistance | 801 | L |
| ompF | E | TuIa phage resistance | 801 | L |
| ompF | E | TuIb phage resistance | 237 | |
| ompF | S | PH51 phage resistance | 372 | L |
| ompF | S | PH105 phage resistance | 372 | L |
| ompF | E | Copper resistance in ompC | 480 | |
| ompR | E | Me1 phage resistance | 801 | |
| ompR | E | TuIa phage resistance | 801 | |
| ompR | E | Copper resistance | 52 625 | |
| ompR | E | Beta-lactam (ampicillin, cefoxitin) resistance | 362 363 | L |
| ompR | E | Chloramphenicol resistance | 625 | |
| ompR | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + nucleotide resistance | 52 | |
| oppA | E, S | Triornithine resistance | 43 317 | L |
| oppA | E | Glycylleucine resistance | 806 | L |
| oppA | E | Alanyl-2-aminopropionate resistance | 603 | L |
| oppA | E, S | Trilysine resistance | 317 | L |
| oppA | E, S | Norleucylglycyl glycine resistance | 317 | L |
| oppA | S | Glycylglycyl histidinol phosphate ester resistance | 317 | L |
| oppA | E, S | Phaseolotoxin resistance | 733 | L |
| oppA | E | Tripeptide (toxic amino acid containing) resistance | 604 | L |
| oppA | E | Glycylglycyl-N-S-(phosphonoacetyl)-L-ornithine resistance | 604 | L |
| oppE | E | Tripeptide (toxic amino acid containing) resistance | 22 | L |
| optA | E | T7 phage gene 1.2 mutant resistance | 666 | |
| osmB | E | Osmotolerance | 384 | L |
| osmZ | E | Arbutin as C source | 179 | |
| osmZ | E | Salicin as C source | 179 | |
| oxyR | E, S | Peroxide resistance | 131 | C |
| pab | E | Sulfonamide resistance | 97 | C |
| pan | E | Salicylate resistance | 481 | C |
| pan | E | Hydroxyaspartate resistance | 701 | C |
| pan | E | Pentylpantothenamide resistance | 136 | C |
| pdx | E | Isoniazid resistance | 186 | C |
| pepA | S | Alafosfalin resistance | 263 | L |
| pepA | E, S | Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance in pepN | 517 | L |
| pepD | E, S | Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance in pepN pepA | 517 | L |
| pepN | E, S | Albomycin resistance | 86 | L |
| pepN | E, S | Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance | 517 | L |
| pepN | E, S | Indicator plate | 445 | |
| pepQ | E, S | Peptide (toxic, valine containing) resistance | 517 | L |
| pfkA | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 456 | L |
| pgi | E | U3 phage resistance | 816 | L |
| pgi | E | Fosfomycin + fructose-6-phosphate resistance | 243 | L |
| pgm | E | U3 phage resistance | 816 | L |
| pheA | E | Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | 351 564 | C, FBI |
| pheR | S | Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | 271 | C |
| pheS | E | Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | 78 218 395 | S |
| pheS | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 394 | S |
| pheU | S | Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | 729 | |
| pho | S | Glycerol(β)-phosphate as C source in the presence of high phosphate | 407 | C |
| phoA | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance in upp, phoS, or phoT | 315 | |
| phoA | E | Glycerol(β)-phosphate as C source in the presence of high phosphate | 773 | C |
| phoA | E | Glycerol(β)-phosphate resistance in glpD | 678 | |
| phoB | E | Tellurite resistance | 770 | |
| phoB | E | TC45 phage resistance | 771 | L |
| phoB | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance in upp, phoS, or phoT | 316 | |
| phoE | E | Acid resistance | 659 | D |
| phoE | E | TC45 phage resistance | 420 771 | S, L |
| phoR | E | Arsenate resistance | 852 | |
| phoR | E | Glycerol(β)-phosphate as C source in the presence of high phosphate | 204 838 | |
| phoR | E | TC45 phage resistance | 621 | S |
| phoS | E | Arsenate resistance | 852 | |
| phoS | E | Glycerol(β)-phosphate as C source in the presence of high phosphate | 204 838 | |
| phoS | E | TC45 phage resistance | 621 | S |
| phoT | E | Arsenate resistance | 852 | |
| phoT | E | Glycerol(β)-phosphate as C source in the presence of high phosphate | 204 838 | |
| phoT | E | TC45 phage resistance | 621 | S |
| phr | E | T1 phage (UV irradiated) resistance | 332 | L |
| phxB | E | φX174 phage resistance | 547 | L |
| pit | E | Arsenate resistance | 59 727 | L |
| pldA | E | Actinomycin D resistance in the presence of EDTA | 301 805 | L |
| pmi | S | P22 phage resistance | 656 833 | L |
| pmi | S | 9NA phage resistance | 656 833 | L |
| pmrA | E, S | Polymyxin resistance | 219 297 485 785 786 787 788 | |
| pmrA | S | Neutrophil granule protein resistance | 219 | |
| pncA | E, S | Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | 234 455 822 | L |
| pncA | E | Nicotinamide as sole N source | 598 | Q |
| pncB | E, S | Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | 234 455 | L |
| pncB | E, S | Amino(6)nicotinate resistance | 234 455 | L |
| pncX | S | Amino(6)nicotinamide resistance | 336 | |
| pnp | E | Showdomycin resistance | 58 | |
| polA | E | Lambda γ mutant phage resistance | 867 | L |
| praA,B | S | P221 phage resistance | 576 674 | L |
| praA,B | S | PH51 phage resistance | 576 | L |
| praA,B | S | PH105 phage resistance | 576 | L |
| prbA,B | S | ES18 phage resistance | 674 | |
| prdB | S | PH51 phage resistance | 674 | |
| prfA | E | Phenylgalactoside resistance of lacP lacI(nonsense) supE | 747 | |
| prfB | E | Negamycin resistance | 145 | |
| prh | S | HK009 phage resistance | 674 | |
| prk | S | HK068 phage resistance | 674 | |
| proAB | S | Osmotolerance | 155 | |
| proA | E | Nitro(4)pyridine N-oxide resistance | 62 222 321 | L |
| proB | E, S | Dehydroproline resistance | 62 155 635 | FBI, S |
| proB | E | Nitro(4)pyridine N-oxide resistance | 62 222 321 | |
| proB | E, S | Azetidine carboxylate resistance | 62 155 635 | FBI, S |
| proP | E, S | Dehydroproline resistance in putA putP | 156 732 | L |
| proU | S | Dehydroproline + azetidine carboxylate resistance at high osmolarity in putA putP | 156 | L |
| prp | E | Propionate as C source | 400 | Q |
| pspABCDE | E | Sulfanilamide + hypoxanthine resistance | 97 | |
| pss | E | Ethanol resistance | 133 | |
| pss | E | Dimethyl sulfoxide resistance | 133 | |
| pstABCS | E | Arsenate resistance | 727 838 | L |
| pstABCS | E | TC45 phage resistance | 621 | S |
| pta | S | Fluoroacetate resistance | 96 281 463 797 | |
| pts (general) | E | Glucose + gluconate-independent motility | 30 | |
| ptsG | E | Methyl(α)-glucoside resistance | 102 104 | |
| ptsG | E | Sorbose resistance | 715 | L |
| ptsG | E, S | Deoxy(2)glucose-independent utilization of fructose | 418 510 | L |
| ptsG | E, S | Deoxy(3)-3-fluoroglucose-independent utilization of fructose | 418 510 | L |
| ptsG | E | Methyl(α)-glucoside-independent lactose + mannitol utilization | 80 | L |
| ptsG | E | Glucosamine as C source | 379 | |
| ptsG | E | Mannose as C source | 379 | |
| ptsHI | E, S | Deoxy(3)-3-fluoroglucose-independent utilization of lactate | 510 | L |
| ptsHI | E, S | Fosfomycin resistance | 146 800 | L |
| ptsHI | E | Streptozotocin resistance | 16 873 | L |
| ptsI | E | Ampicillin resistance | 212 | |
| ptsI | S | Deoxy(3)-3-fluoroglucose resistance | 510 | L |
| purA | E | Methyl(6)purine + hypoxanthine resistance | 60 | |
| purB | E | Nalidixic acid resistance | 310 | L |
| purR | E | Adenine resistance in hpt gpt | 461 462 | |
| putA | E, S | Azetidine carboxylic acid resistance | 511 635 775 | L |
| putAP | S | Baikiain resistance in constitutive background | 187 | L |
| putA | S | Proline as N source with glucose as C source | 566 | |
| putP | E, S | Dehydroproline resistance | 193 511 635 732 775 843 | L |
| putP | E, S | Azetidine carboxylic acid resistance | 193 511 635 775 843 | L |
| putP | S | Lithium-resistant proline utilization as C source | 551 | S |
| puvA | E | Psoralen + UV irradiation resistance | 328 | C |
| pyrB | S | Arginine-independent growth of pyrH in the presence of uracil | 366 | L |
| pyrC | S | Arginine-independent growth of pyrH in the presence of uracil | 366 | L |
| pyrD | S | Arginine-independent growth of pyrH in the presence of uracil | 366 | L |
| pyrF | E | Fluoro(5)orotic acid resistance | 74 | L |
| pyrH | S | Fluoro(5)orotic acid resistance | 865 | C |
| pyrH | S | Fluorouracil resistance | 385 | C |
| pyrH | S | Fluorouridine resistance | 385 | C |
| pyrH | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + 5-fluorouridine resistance in udp | 606 | |
| qmeACDE | E | Glycine tolerance | 829 | |
| rap | E | Lambda phage resistance | 279 | |
| recA | E | Lambda prophage induction deficiency during thymine deprivation | 190 | |
| recF | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 558 | |
| recJ | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 558 | |
| recO | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 558 | |
| recQ | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 557 | |
| relA | E | UV (near) irradiation resistance | 632 | L |
| relA | E | Serine resistance in relA | 167 | |
| rep | E | P2 phage resistance | 113 | |
| rfa (general) | E, S | U3 and FO phage resistance | 35 484 486 588 833 | |
| rfa (general) | E, S | Ampicillin resistance | 212 550 562 | |
| rfa (general) | S | Hemin satisfaction of hemA auxotrophy | 364 | |
| rfa (general) | S | Cephalothin resistance | 562 | |
| rfa (general) | S | Bacitracin resistance | 562 | |
| rfaCDEF | S | FO phage resistance | 676 | |
| rfaD | E | C21 phage resistance | 141 | |
| rfaD | E | P1 phage resistance | 141 | |
| rfaH | S | FO phage resistance | 458 675 | |
| rfaP | E | U3 phage + K3 phage coresistance | 601 | |
| rfb | S | DCCD resistance in rfa | 833 | |
| rho | E | T4 phage resistance | 740 | |
| rho | E | Lambda sus N7 nin-5 resistance in P2 lysogen | 352 353 | |
| rho | E, S | Polarity suppression of gal leader insertion | 169 331 | |
| ridA | E | Rifampin + kasugamycin dependence | 162 | |
| ridB | E | Rifampin dependence | 160 | |
| rplC | E | Tiamulin resistance | 73 | |
| rplD | E | Erythromycin resistance | 725 840 | S |
| rplE | E | Thiopeptin resistance | 467 | |
| rplF | E | Gentamicin resistance | 101 | S |
| rplK | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 159 | |
| rplK | E | DAP starvation of ∆(mal-asd) in the presence of serine, methionine, and glycine | 165 | |
| rplN | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 159 | |
| rplN | E | Lincomycin resistance | 343 | |
| rplO | E | Lincomycin resistance | 343 | |
| rplV | E | Erythromycin resistance | 840 | |
| rpoA | E | P2 vir1 phage resistance | 754 | S |
| rpoB | E | Lambda cII + rifampin coresistance | 296 | S |
| rpoB | E | Streptovaricin resistance | 863 | S |
| rpoB | E | Rifampin resistance | 216 359 369 | S |
| rpoB | E | Streptolydigin resistance | 357 469 688 | S |
| rpoB | S | Fluorouracil resistance | 368 | S |
| rpoB | E | Lambda phage + 434 phage cross-resistance | 256 | S |
| rpoB | E | Lambda Nmar mutant phage resistance | 261 | S |
| rpoB | E | Serine resistance in relA | 784 | S |
| rpoB | E | Rifampin resistance in rpoB+/rpoB (rif) merodiploids | 36 | L |
| rpoB | E | T7 phage resistance | 690 | S |
| rpoC | E | T7 phage gene 2 resistance | 100 | |
| rpoD | E | Lambda cI71 resistance | 556 | |
| rpoD | E | Arabinose (L) as C source in cya or crp | 712 | S |
| rpoH | E | Temperature resistance in rpoD(Ts) | 577 | S |
| rpsB | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 583 861 | S |
| rpsB | E | Cold resistance in rpsE cold-sensitive mutants | 559 | |
| rpsC | E | Spectinomycin resistance and sucrose dependence | 195 | S |
| rpsD | E | Spectinomycin resistance and sucrose dependence | 195 | S |
| rpsD | E | Streptomycin independence of streptomycin-dependent rpsL | 304 | |
| rpsE | E | Spectinomycin resistance and sucrose dependence | 195 526 | S |
| rpsE | E, S | Spectinomycin resistance | 172 495 634 672 853 | S |
| rpsE | E | Streptomycin independence of streptomycin-dependent rpsL | 304 | |
| rpsG | E | Lincomycin resistance | 343 | S |
| rpsI | E | Kasugamycin resistance and dependence | 161 163 | S |
| rpsJ | E | Lambda prophage induction, resistance to | 170 246 | S |
| rpsL | E, S | Streptomycin resistance | 89 495 853 | S |
| rpsL | E | Neamine dependence | 798 | |
| rpsL | E | Paromomycin resistance or dependence | 853 | S |
| rpsL | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacP lacI (nonsense) supE | 747 | |
| rpsM | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 159 | |
| rpsQ | E | Neamine resistance | 76 119 | S |
| rpsR | E | Kasugamycin resistance | 159 | |
| rrn | E | Erythromycin resistance | 704 | S |
| rrn | E | Chloramphenicol resistance | 704 | S |
| rrn | E | Spectinomycin resistance | 704 | S |
| sbaA | E | Serine resistance | 166 | |
| sbmA | E | Microcin B17 resistance | 446 | |
| sdh | E | Succinate-independent growth in lpd | 154 | |
| secA | E, S | Azide resistance | 227 232 584 808 864 | |
| secA | E | Phenethyl alcohol resistance | 808 864 | |
| semA | E | Microcin E492 resistance | 622 | |
| serA | E | Serine hydroxamate resistance | 774 | FBI, S |
| serS | E | Serine hydroxamate resistance | 774 | S |
| sidCF | S | Albomycin resistance | 87 478 479 674 | |
| sidK | S | Albomycin resistance | 87 478 479 674 | |
| sidK | S | ES18 phage resistance | 87 478 479 674 | |
| sloB | E | Nalidixic acid tolerance | 473 | |
| sloB | E | Amidinopenicillin tolerance | 473 | |
| sorAT | E | Sorbose (L) as C source in crosses with wild strains | 844 | |
| spcB | S | Spectinomycin resistance | 853 | |
| srlA | E | Sorbitol + xylitol resistance | 639 | L |
| srlD | E | Fructose as C source in ptsF or ptsM | 378 | |
| sspA | E | P1 phage resistance | 835 | L |
| strB | S | Streptomycin resistance | 273 853 | |
| strC | S | Streptomycin resistance | 648 | |
| strM | E | Streptomycin resistance | 671 | |
| strM | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance of lacIq lacI(nonsense) lacP supL | 748 | |
| sulA | E | UV irradiation resistance in lon | 373 | L |
| sulA | E | Methyl methanesulfonate resistance in lon | 373 | L |
| sulA | E | Nitrofurantoin resistance in lon | 252 | L |
| tabC | E | T4 phage resistance | 258 | |
| tct | S | Fluorocitrate resistance | 724 | L |
| tct | S | Trifluorocitrate resistance | 723 | L |
| tct | S | 2-Fluoro-L-erythrocitrate resistance | 32 | L |
| tdk | E, S | Azidothymidine resistance | 207 | L |
| tdk | S | Fluorodeoxyuridine + uracil resistance in deoA | 54 | |
| tdk | E | Fluoro(5)deoxyuridine resistance | 749 | L |
| tdk | E | Bromo(5)deoxyuridine + UV irradiation resistance | 319 348 | L |
| tet | E, S | Fusaric acid resistance | 72 487 | L |
| tet | S | Quinaldic acid resistance | 72 | L |
| thdA | E | Dapsone resistance | 383 | |
| thi | E | Pyrithiamine resistance | 399 | C |
| thrA | E, S | Thialysine resistance | 365 | S, FBI |
| thrA | E | Serine resistance | 294 | S, FBI |
| thrABC | E | Amino(2)-hydroxy(3)-pentoate resistance | 847 | D |
| thrS | E | Borrelidin resistance | 248 276 560 596 | S, Q |
| thyA | E, S | Aminopterin resistance | 66 123 325 730 | L |
| thyA | E | Trimethoprim resistance | 66 730 | L |
| tinA (tlr) | E, S | Thiolutin resistance | 381 382 714 | |
| tmk | E | Dideoxy(2′,3′)thymidine resistance | 176 | S |
| tnaA | E | Tryptophan-supported growth at 13°C | 568 | C |
| tna | E | Indole + methyl(5)tryptophan-supported, glucose-resistant growth in ∆trp | 862 | |
| tol | E | Bacteriocin tolerance | 85 120 173 236 | |
| tolQAB | E | Colicin E1 resistance | 449 | |
| tolQAB | E | TuIa phage resistance | 449 | |
| tolB | E | Colicin E resistance | 19 | L |
| tolB | E | Azaleucine resistance | 19 | L |
| tolC | E | Colicin E1 tolerance | 536 653 | L |
| tolD | E | Colicin E2 and E3 tolerance | 210 | |
| tolD | E | Ampicillin resistance | 105 210 | |
| tolE | E | Colicin E2 and E3 tolerance | 210 211 | |
| tolE | E | Ampicillin resistance | 210 211 | |
| tolI | E | Colicin Ia and Ib tolerance | 120 | |
| tolJ | E | Colicin L, A, and S4 tolerance | 173 | |
| tolM | E | Colicin M tolerance | 302 | |
| tolQ | E | Colicin group A tolerance | 84a 750 | |
| tolQ | E | Filamentous phage tolerance | 84a 750 | |
| tolR | E | Colicin group A tolerance | 84a 750 | |
| tolR | E | Filamentous phage tolerance | 84a 750 751 | |
| tolZ | E | Colicin E2, E3, D, 1a, and 1b tolerance | 503 | |
| tonB | S | ES18 phage resistance | 149 741 | |
| tonB | E | T1 phage resistance | 46 | |
| tonB | E | φ80 phage resistance | 46 | |
| tonB | E | Colicin B resistance | 46 623 | |
| tonB | E, S | Albomycin resistance | 85 505 741 | |
| tonB | E | Colicin M resistance | 85 523 | |
| tonB | S | Bacteriocin 4-59 resistance | 741 | |
| tonB | E | Cephalosporin E-0702 resistance | 815 | |
| topA | S | Kanamycin resistance | 202 | |
| topA | S | Neomycin resistance | 202 | |
| topA | S | Streptomycin resistance | 202 | |
| tpp | E | Alafosfalin resistance | 603 | L |
| tpp | E | Triornithine resistance in opp | 44 | L |
| tppA | S | Tripeptide (toxic) resistance | 263 | |
| tppB | S | Tripeptide (toxic) resistance | 263 | |
| trmE? | E | Phenyl galactoside resistance of laclq lacI(nonsense) lacP supL | 748 | |
| trp (generic) | E, S | Fluoro(6)tryptophan resistance | 42 318 | C |
| trp (generic) | E, S | Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | 42 318 | C |
| trpE | E, S | Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | 114 539 | S, FBI |
| trpE | E | Methyl(3)anthranilate resistance | 308 | S, FBI |
| trpR | E, S | Methyl(5)tryptophan resistance | 42 137 523 746 | |
| trpR | E | Chuangxinmycin resistance | 850 | |
| trpS | E | Indolmycin resistance | 75 | D |
| trxA | E | T7 phage resistance | 498 | L |
| trzA | S | Triazole resistance | 339 | |
| tsx | E | T6 phage resistance | 99 299 490 492 620 | L, S |
| tsx | E | Colicin K resistance | 99 299 490 492 620 | L, S |
| tsx | E | Albicidin resistance | 69 | |
| tufAB | E | Kirromycin resistance | 220 356 763 795 | |
| tufAB | E, S | Mocimycin resistance | 335 794 | |
| tyn | S | Tyramine as N source | 549 | |
| tyrA | E, S | Fluorophenylalanine resistance | 270 729 | C |
| tyrA | E | Amino(4)phenylalanine resistance | 504 | C |
| tyrR | E, S | Amino(4)phenylalanine resistance | 95 504 811 | |
| tyrR | E | Fluorotyrosine resistance | 130 | |
| tyrR | S | Fluoro(4)phenylalanine resistance | 729 | |
| tyrS | E | Fluorotyrosine resistance | 662 | S |
| ubi (generic) | E | Neomycin resistance | 265 | L |
| ubiF | S | Fluoro(5)uracil + carbamylaspartate resistance | 404 866 | L |
| ubiF | E | Gentamicin resistance | 542 | |
| ubiF | E | Streptomycin resistance | 542 | |
| udhA | S | Fluoro(5)uridine resistance | 834 | L |
| udk | E | Fluoro(5)uridine + uracil resistance | 380 | L |
| udk | E | Fluoro(5)uridine resistance in upp | 565 | L |
| udp | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance | 606 617 | L |
| ugpAB | E | Fluorohydroxyacetone phosphate resistance | 515 | L |
| ugpAB | E | Dihydroxybutylphosphonate resistance in glpT | 691 692 | L |
| ugpAB | E | Glycerol-3-phosphate as C source in glpT | 691 | C |
| uhpR | E | Glucosamine 6-phosphate as C source | 191 | C |
| uhpR | S | Glucose 1-phosphate as C source | 192 | C |
| uhpR | E | Fructose 1-phosphate as C source | 224 | C |
| uhpT | E | Chloro-3-hydroxyacetone resistance in uhp(Con) | 515 | L |
| uhpT | E | Fluoro-3-hydroxyacetone resistance in uhp(Con) | 515 | L |
| uhpT | E | Dihydroxybutylphosphonate resistance in uhp(Con) | 285 | L |
| uhpT | E | Hydroxybutylphosphonate resistance in ubp(Con) | 285 | L |
| uhpT | E | Deoxydihydroxyphosphonyl methyl fructose resistance | 285 | L |
| uhpT | E | L-Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate resistance in uhp(Con) | 285 | L |
| uhpT | E | Fosfomycin resistance | 230 389 800 | L |
| uhpT | E | Deoxy(2)glucose-6-phosphate resistance | 214 | L |
| uidA | E | Galacturonide as C source | 742 | C |
| uidA | E | Methylgalacturonide as C source | 573 | C |
| uidA | E | Methylglucuronide + glycerol-supported growth in eda | 572 | L |
| uidR | E | Galacturonide as C source | 742 | C |
| uidR | E | Methylgalacturonide as C source | 573 | C |
| ung | E | Bromodeoxyuridine + UV light resistance | 856 | L |
| ung | E | T4 phage (uracil containing) resistance | 203 | L |
| upp | E, S | Fluoro(5)uracil resistance | 53 605 617 | L |
| upp | E | Aza(6)uracil resistance | 605 617 | L |
| upp | E | Canavanine + aza(6)uracil resistance | 605 617 | L |
| ushA | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + 5′-AMP resistance in upp | 52 | L |
| uvrA | E | UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | 332 | |
| uvrB | E | UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | 332 | |
| uvrC | E | UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | 332 | |
| uvrD | E | UV-irradiated lytic phage resistance | 332 | |
| uxaBC | E | Hexuronate resistance in eda | 742 | L |
| uxuAB | E | Hexuronate resistance in eda | 742 | L |
| uxuR | E | Methylgalacturonide as C source | 574 | C |
| valS | E | Thymineless death resistance in thyA | 394 | S |
| xapA | E | Fluoro(5)uracil + adenosine resistance in upp deoD xapR(Con) | 111 | L |
| xapR | E | Adenosine as C source in upp deoD | 111 | C |
| xapR | E | Inosine as C source in upp deoD | 111 | C |
| xylE | E | Xylose resistance in fda | 175 | L |
* Alterations:
S, structure;
FBI, site of feedback inhibition;
D, increased gene dosage;
C, constitutive gene expression;
Q, altered amount of gene product;
G, gain of function;
L, loss of function.
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