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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Microbiol. 2011 Nov 7;82(5):1185–1203. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2011.07877.x

Table 1. Quantitative distribution of functional groups in EB and RB proteomes.

Functional groups EB - fmol/μg, (Rank) RB - fmol/μg, (Rank)

Translation 4661 ± 45, (1) 6440 ± 462, (1)
Virulence & T3S-related 2903 ± 37, (2) 1310 ± 115, (6)
Cell Envelope 2463 ± 31, (3) 3063 ± 225, (3)
Protein Folding, Assembly & Modification 2362 ± 72, (4) 3513 ± 85, (2)
Energy Metabolism 2300 ± 21, (5) 777 ± 42, (9)
Chlamydia-Specific Hypothetical Proteins 1503 ± 28, (6) 1425 ± 115, (5)
Miscellaneous Enzymes&Conserved Proteins 1449 ± 37, (7) 1042 ± 58, (7)
Transcription 1256 ± 12, (8) 929 ± 65, (8)
Base & Nucleotide Metabolism 530 ± 10, (9) 208 ± 42, (12)
Transport 516 ± 11, (10) 1494 ± 70, (4)
DNA Replication, Modification, Repair & Recombination 478 ± 27, (11) 436 ± 28, (10)
Central Intermediary Metabolism 182 ± 7, (12) 58 ± 2, (15)
Standard Protein Secretion 181 ± 10, (13) 428 ± 83, (11)
Amino Acid Biosynthesis 152 ± 7, (14) 120 ± 16, (13)
Signal Transduction 112 ± 5, (15) 32 ± 6, (16)
Biosynthesis of Cofactors 83 ± 4, (16) 118 ± 9, (14)
Cell Division 54 ± 4, (17) 18 ± 3, (17)

All C. trachomatis L2 proteins quantified were classified into functional categories as described in Experimental procedures. The total mass for each category in EB and RB forms was calculated (fmol/μg) and expressed as the mean ± standard deviation resulting from 4 determinations (2 biological replicates processed in duplicate). Functional groups were then ranked based on abundance. Protein groups ranked within the top 6, representing 76.4% and 80.5% of the total mass in EB and RB, respectively, are highlighted in bold.