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Table 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study.

Strain or plasmid	Description	Source or reference
Candida albicans	Cyh^r AmB^s, Hp^s, Nys^s^†	ATCC^• (strain 10231)
Micrococcus luteus	Amox^s, Amp^s, Cm^s, Ccl^s, Nb^s, Ole^s, Pen^s, Pcn^s, Rif^s, Ty^s^£	ATCC^• (strain 9341)
E. coli K12
Enterococcus faecium	Amp^r, Ctc^r, Ery^r, Lcm^r, Vcm^r, Am^r, Bac^r, Cs^r, Sp^r^§	CCUG^* (strain 37832)
Enterococcus faecium Collimonas CT	Am^r, Bac^r, Cs^r, Sp^r	CTC (strain 492) This study

^•

The American type Culture Collection.

^†

Cyh: cycloheximide, AmB: amphotericin B, Hp: haloprogin, Nys: nystatin.

^£

Amox: amoxicillin, Amp: ampicillin, Cm: clindamycin, Ccl: cyclacillin, Nb: novobiocin, Ole: oleandomycin, Pen: penicillamine, Pcn: penicillin, Rif: rifamycin, Ty: tylosin.

^§

Amp: ampicillin, Ctc: chlortetracyclin, Ery: erythromycin, Lcm: lincomycin, Vcm: vancomycin, Am: apramycin, Bac: bacitracin, Cs: cycloserine, Sp: spectinomycin.

Culture Collection, Gothenburg University.