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. 2011 Dec 14;5(1):45–58. doi: 10.1111/j.1751-7915.2011.00286.x

Table 1.

Relative amounts of the major glycerophospholipid species and fatty acid moieties.

Relative amount of 32:1/34:1/34:2 (%) Relative amount of 16:0/16:1/18:0/18:1 (%)
PE PG Total glycerophospholipids
P. putida KT2440
 0% n‐butanol non‐treated 81 85 78 93 ± 6
 0% n‐butanol treated 81 84 78 82 ± 6
 1% n‐butanol non‐treated 81 75 75 99 ± 0
 1% n‐butanol treated 84 14 52 99 ± 0
P. putida DOT‐T1E
 0% n‐butanol non‐treated 78 84 78 99 ± 0
 0% n‐butanol treated 79 84 78 99 ± 0
 1% n‐butanol non‐treated 12 6 9 54 ± 1
 1% n‐butanol treated 83 88 81 98 ± 2
P. putida S12
 0% n‐butanol non‐treated 81 78 77 99 ± 0
 0% n‐butanol treated 81 78 78 99 ± 0
 1% n‐butanol non‐treated 77 57 61 95 ± n.d.
 1% n‐butanol treated 82 66 73 99 ± 0
Pseudomonas sp. VLB120
 0% n‐butanol non‐treated 79 82 76 99 ± 0
 0% n‐butanol treated 78 82 76 99 ± 0
 1% n‐butanol non‐treated 80 75 72 98 ± 0
 1% n‐butanol treated 79 81 76 99 ± 0

The relative amounts of 32:1/34:1/34:2 phosphatidylethanolamine and phosphatidylglycerol were calculated from their abundance within the respective glycerophospholipid class multiplied with the relative amount of these classes. The relative amount of the major fatty acid moieties 16:0/16:1/18:0/18:1 was calculated for the total glycerophospholipid pool. Free fatty acids were not considered. Errors represent the standard deviation of independent experiments (n = 2–8). n.d.: not determined because of missing replicates.