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Table 2.

Pediocin-like bacteriocins are highlighted in red and lantibiotics in blue.

Bac+/ Bac− strains		Bacteriocin produced	Harboured plasmids	Relevant characteristics	Reference
Lactococcus lactis MG1363	PA1+	Pediocin PA-1	APC3490	CHL^r, pNZ44, pedApedD.	Collins et al. (2018), This study
	Rum+	Ruminicin	APC3349	CHL^r, pNZ44, PLrumApedD.
	Hord+	Hordeiocin	APC2763	CHL^r, pNZ44, PLhrdApedD.
	Agil+	Agilicin	APC2764	CHL^r, pNZ44, PLaglApedD.
	20336a+	Pediocin 20336a	APC2328	CHL^r, pNZ44, ped20336pedD.
	PenA+	Penocin A	APC3488	CHL^r, pNZ44, PLpenApedD.
	Ped-	None	pNZ44	CHL^r
	Ltn+	Lacticin 3147	pMRCO1		Cotter et al. (2006)
	Ltn++	Lacticin 3147 (over-producer)	pMRCO1 pOM02	CHL^r	Cotter et al. (2006)
	Ltn−	None	pMRCO1∆αβ		Cotter et al. (2003)
Lactococcus lactis NZ9700	Nis+	Nisin A		Nisin A-producer	de Ruyter et al. (1996), Field et al. (2008)
Lactococcus lactis NZ9800	Nis−	None		L. lactis NZ9700 ∆nisA	de Ruyter et al. (1996), Field et al. (2008)
Indicator Strains
Listeria innocua DPC3572		None	pNZ44E	ERY^r	This study
Lactococcus lactis MG1614		None	pNZ44E	ERY^r	This study

CHL^r, chloramphenicol resistance. ERY^r, erythromycin resistance. PL, pediocin PA-1 leader sequence fusion gene.