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. 2015 Jul 16;8(7):738–750. doi: 10.1111/eva.12284

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Staphylococcus aureus invading populations of toxin-producing ( and ) and nonproducing ( and ) S. epidermidis at frequencies of 0.1 (), 0.01 () and 0.001 (). S. aureus strain (SH1000) was introduced into two different toxin-producing S. epidermidis populations (155 and 180), and two different nonproducing populations (035 and 115) at three different frequencies. This was carried under a spatially structured regime (A and B) and under a mixed regime (C and D). The x-axis is the time in days, and the y-axis is the colony-forming units (cfu) per plate. Error bars represent the standard error of the mean (n = 3).

Inline graphic — Staphylococcus aureus invading populations of toxin-producing ( and ) and nonproducing ( and ) S. epidermidis at frequencies of 0.1 (), 0.01 () and 0.001 (). S. aureus strain (SH1000) was introduced into two different toxin-producing S. epidermidis populations (155 and 180), and two different nonproducing populations (035 and 115) at three different frequencies. This was carried under a spatially structured regime (A and B) and under a mixed regime (C and D). The x-axis is the time in days, and the y-axis is the colony-forming units (cfu) per plate. Error bars represent the standard error of the mean (n = 3).