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. 2012 Jun 12;586(12):1702–1707. doi: 10.1016/j.febslet.2012.04.055

Table 2.

Levels of cytochromes c produced under aerobic and anaerobic conditions in a set of four bacterial strains. The levels for cytochrome c550 were determined spectroscopically whereas for cytochromes cd1, NapB and NrfA SDS–PAGE analysis followed by densitometry on heme-stained gels was used. At least 6 replicates were done for each experiment and errors for each dataset are given in brackets. The amount of cytochrome produced by the wild-type strain is arbitrarily set to 100.

Aerobic conditions
Cytochrome c550
Cytochrome cd1
Strain Level of cytochrome c Strain Level of cytochrome c
MC1000 100 (±9) MC1000 100 (±13)
ΔdsbA 94 (±2) ΔdsbA 100 (±13)
ΔdsbD 6 (±6) ΔdsbD 29 (±10)
ΔdsbA/ΔdsbD 53 (±12) ΔdsbA/ΔdsbD 54 (±19)

Anaerobic conditions
Cytochrome c550 Cytochrome cd1

Strain Level of cytochrome c Strain Level of cytochrome c

MC1000 100 (±8) MC1000 100 (±8)
ΔdsbA 30 (±0) ΔdsbA 39 (±8)
ΔdsbD 10 (±5) ΔdsbD 23 (±4)
ΔdsbA/ΔdsbD 21 (±19) ΔdsbA/ΔdsbD 31 (±10)

Cytochrome NapB Cytochrome NrfA

Strain Level of cytochrome c Strain Level of cytochrome c

MC1000 100 (±4) MC1000 100 (±2)
ΔdsbA 44 (±7) ΔdsbA 17 (±6)
ΔdsbD 4 (±13) ΔdsbD 6 (±3)
ΔdsbA/ΔdsbD 39 (±1) ΔdsbA/ΔdsbD 13 (±2)