The ssrA gene, coding for the metabolically stable 10Sa RNA, affects cell growth. A mutant in which the chromosomal 10Sa RNA gene is interrupted by a cat insert does not produce detectable levels of 10Sa RNA, and it grows more slowly than the parental strain.
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