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. 2006 Sep 18;6:80. doi: 10.1186/1471-2180-6-80

Table 2.

"F-plasmid effect only" genes: similar effects of F-plasmid in both bacterial backgrounds

Fold-change
gene F/nonF (MG1655) F/nonF (DH5α) P (F-effect) function
b0373 2.72 3.49 0.00048 IS3 element
b1171 4.01 4.03 0.00543 ORF
b2254* 5.20 2.12 0.00323 putative sugar transferase
b2255* 4.56 2.53 0.0068 putative transformylase
osmB 2.06 3.92 0.0041 osmotically inducible lipoprotein
Protein-A 77.75 80.04 0.00001 sopA
Protein-B 16.18 12.71 0.00405 sopB
Protein-C 6.76 9.96 0.00004 repC (replication protein)
Protein-E 11.49 19.49 0.00553 repE (replication initiation protein)
Protein-G 36.00 15.14 0.00005 ccdB (letD) post-segregational killing
Protein-H 26.80 26.87 0.00001 ccdA (letA) suppression of ccdB
traD 168.46 127.67 0.00008 DNA transport
traI 11.57 15.46 0.00003 oriT nicking and unwinding
trbH 24.69 24.78 0.00015 unknown
metU -4.09 -2.56 0.02676 Methionine tRNA; duplicate gene
yqgB -2.60 -2.49 0.02466 ORF

* genes are members of the same operon.

Negative fold-change values indicate down-regulation in F-plasmid free cells.

Genes given in bold are coded on the F-plasmid. Note that the genes were called absent, but rather than setting the expression to zero, we used the hybridization signal detected to calculate the ratio between cells with and without F-plasmid.