10.1371/journal.pgen.1002626.g006
Darshankumar T. Pathak
Darshankumar
T. Pathak
Xueming Wei
Xueming
Wei
Alex Bucuvalas
Alex
Bucuvalas
Daniel H. Haft
Daniel H.
Haft
Dietlind L. Gerloff
Dietlind
L. Gerloff
Daniel Wall
Daniel
Wall
Lipophilic fluorescent dye (DiD) transfer depends on TraA and cell motility.
Public Library of Science
2012
development behaviors
myxobacterial biofilm cells exchange
bidirectional transfer
OM fusion
TraAB function
TraA encodes
cell surface receptor
PA
dye transfer
biofilm cells
Mechanism Biofilms
host proteins
OM lipids
OM exchange
novel process
Genetic Determinants
lipoproteins
TraB encodes
cell envelope
2012-04-12 13:01:53
Dataset
https://plos.figshare.com/articles/dataset/_Lipophilic_fluorescent_dye_DiD_transfer_depends_on_TraA_and_cell_motility_/324908
<p>Column headers list relevant properties of isogenic recipients. The same nonmotile (DK8601) donor was used in all mixtures and recipients were DW1414 (A<sup>+</sup> <i>traA<sup>+</sup></i>), DW1416 (A<sup>+</sup> <i>traA<sup>−</sup></i>) and DK8606 (A<sup>−</sup> <i>traA<sup>+</sup></i>). The ability of the DiD dye (red fluorescence) to be transferred to GFP recipients was assessed in merged panels (100× objective). Here yellow color indicates DiD transfer to GFP recipients and representative cells are noted by arrows.</p>