Essential Bacillus subtilis genes
- Kobayashi, K.
- Ehrlich, S.D.
- Albertini, A.
- Amati, G.
- Andersen, K.K.
- Arnaud, M.
- Asai, K.
- Ashikaga, S.
- Aymerich, S.
- Bessieres, P.
- Boland, F.
- Brignell, S.C.
- Bron, S
- Bunai, K.
- Chapuis, J
- Christiansen, L.C.
- Danchin, A.
- Debarbouille, M.
- Dervyn, E.
- Deuerling, E.
- Devine, K.
- Devine, S.K.
- Dreesen, O.
- Errington, J.
- Fillinger, S.
- Foster, S.J.
- Fujita, Y.
- Galizzi, A.
- Gardan, R.
- Eschevins, C.
- Fukushima, T.
- Haga, K.
- Harwood, C.R
- Hecker, M.
- Hosoya, D.
- Hullo, M.F.
- Kakeshita, H.
- Karamata, D.
- Kasahara, Y.
- Kawamura, F.
- Koga, K.
- Koski, P.
- Kuwana, R.
- Imamura, D.
- Ishimaru, M.
- Ishikawa, S.
- Ishio, I.
- Le Coq, D.
- Masson, A.
- Mauel, C.
- Meima, Roelf
- Mellado, R.P.
- Moir, A.
- Moriya, S.
- Nagakawa, E.
- Nanamiya, H.
- Nakai, S.
- Nygaard, P.
- Ogura, M.
- Ohanan, T.
- O'Reilly, M.
- O'Rourke, M.
- Pragai, Z.
- Pooley, H.M.
- Rapoport, G.
- Rawlins, J.P.
- Rivas, L.A.
- Rivolta, C.
- Sadaie, A.
- Sadaie, Y.
- Sarvas, M
- Sato, T.
- Saxild, H.H.
- Scanlan, E.
- Schumann, W
- Seegers, J.F. M. L.
- Sekiguchi, J.
- Sekowska, A.
- Seror, S.J.
- Simon, M.
- Stragier, P.
- Studer, R.
- Takamatsu, H.
- Tanaka, T.
- Takeuchi, M.
- Thomaides, H.B.
- Vagner, V.
- van Dijl, J.M.
- Watabe, K.
- Wipat, A
- Yamamoto, H.
- Yamamoto, M.
- Yamamoto, Y.
- Yamane, K.
- Yata, K.
- Yoshida, K.
- Yoshikawa, H.
- Zuber, U.
- Ogasawara, N.
DOIAbstract
To estimate the minimal gene set required to sustain bacterial life in nutritious conditions, we carried out a systematic inactivation of Bacillus subtilis genes. Among approximate to4,100 genes of the organism, only 192 were shown to be indispensable by this or previous work. Another 79 genes were predicted to be essential. The vast majority of essential genes were categorized in relatively few domains of cell metabolism, with about half involved in information processing, one-fifth involved in the synthesis of cell envelope and the determination of cell shape and division, and one-tenth related to cell energetics. Only 4% of essential genes encode unknown functions. Most essential genes are present throughout a wide range of Bacteria, and...
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