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. 2009 Jan 23;191(7):2405–2408. doi: 10.1128/JB.01657-08

TABLE 2.

Short-term 63Ni accumulation in H. pylori strains

Genotype Total 63Ni/cella
26695
G27
Low Nib High Nic Low Nib High Nic
Wild type 134.3 (1.9) 8.52 (0.34) 536.5 (40.3) 6.45 (0.23)
nikR 156.0 (7.5)* 10.19 (0.79) 867.5 (28.0)** 6.99 (0.23)*
ureE 92.2 (7.1)* 6.86 (0.19)* 196.8 (2.1)** 5.26 (0.11)*
hypA 128.1 (11.7) 7.82 (0.45) 191.2 (1.9)** 8.71 (0.28)**
hypB 124.6 (8.8)** 5.46 (0.63)** 213.6 (5.4)** 5.18 (0.22)*
slyD 134.0 (2.0) 7.34 (0.36) 564.0 (38.0) 6.75 (0.17)
hypA slyD 96.1 (1.8)** 6.33 (0.41)** 156.4 (5.5)** 9.75 (0.08)**
ureAB 120.7 (1.7)** 7.68 (0.29) 155.7 (5.1)** 6.60 (0.35)
hydABC 137.9 (5.1) 8.09 (0.44) ND ND
a

Values are the averages for three independent cultures (standard errors are in parentheses) for each strain and condition. Cells were incubated with 63NiCl2 as described in the text, harvested by centrifugation (16,000 × g, 1 min), washed with 900 μl of 50 mM HEPES (pH 7.0)-50 mM EDTA, and resuspended in 200 μl 10 mM acetic acid before being mixed with 1 ml scintilliation fluid. 63Ni levels were determined by scintillation counting using a preprogrammed 10-min acquisition window (0 to 1.31 MeV). Counts per minute were converted to atoms of 63Ni/CFU using a standard curve determined for cells grown under identical conditions. ND, not determined. * and **, P < 0.1 and P < 0.05 for mutant versus parent strain.

b

10 nM 63NiCl2.

c

50 nM 63NiCl2 plus 100 μM NiCl2. Values are in hundred thousands.