10.1371/journal.pone.0137508.g005
Viveka Vadyvaloo
Viveka
Vadyvaloo
Angela K. Hinz
Angela
K. Hinz
RovM senses nutritional cues.
Public Library of Science
2015
biofilm gut blockage
kim
rovm
transcriptional levels
flea gut environment
fitness defect
type
Senses Nutritional Cues Suggesting
infection
strain
Flea Gut Yersinia pestis
flea gut colonization
Δ rovM
2015-09-08 03:16:18
Figure
https://plos.figshare.com/articles/figure/_RovM_senses_nutritional_cues_/1537196
<p>Growth of WT (pACYC177) (●), Δ<i>rovM</i> (pACYC177) mutant (■) and Δ<i>rovM</i> (pACrovM) complemented mutant (♦) strains in Sebbane minimal medium (SMM) supplemented with 0.2% (A) glucose (dark grey), galactose (light grey), or diacteylchitobiose (black) as additional carbon sources or, (B) amino acids, glutamine (light grey), arginine (dark grey) and histidine (black). Error bars indicate the mean±SD of three independent experiments. To calculate the growth rate linear regression analysis was performed on the exponential phase time points of growth between 18–32 hours for (A) and 16–32 hours for (B). The <i>ΔrovM</i> (pACrovM) complemented strain grew at a significantly higher growth rate (*, P<0.001) in SMM supplemented with diacetylchitobiose, glutamine and arginine compared to the Δ<i>rovM</i> mutant and wild type strains. WT = wild type.</p>