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. 2023 Oct 17;14:1267729. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2023.1267729

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Effect of exogenous glucose on glycolysis, the P cycle, glutamate metabolism, and purine metabolism. (A) Intracellular glucose of LTB4-R_CAZ in the presence of the indicated concentrations of exogenous glucose. (B–D) qRT-PCR for expression of genes encoding glycolysis, the P cycle (B), glutamate metabolism (C), and purine metabolism (D). (E–H), Activity of enzymes in glycolysis (E), the P cycle (F, G), glutamate metabolism. (I) Survival of LTB4-R_CAZ in the presence of the indicated concentration of glucose plus ceftazidime. (J) Survival of LTB4-R_CAZ in the presence of the indicated concentration of guanosine. ^*, P < 0.05; ^**, P < 0.01.