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. 2013 May 1;8(5):e63158. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0063158

Figure 3. HAMLET/Methicillin combination treatment reduces Staphylococcal nasopharyngeal colonization.

Figure 3

Mice were colonized with S. aureus NRS 70 for 24 hours, treated intranasally with various doses of gentamicin in the presence (blue) or absence (black) of HAMLET (100 µg) for 12 hours, and the bacterial burden associated with the nasal wash (A) and the nasopharyngeal tissue (B) was determined. The graph shows colonization data for individual mice, with the mean recovered bacteria depicted with a line. The results are based on experiments using groups of 6 mice. Statistics was performed using the unpaired Student t-test. Significance was indicated as follows: *  =  P<0.05.