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. 2016 Mar 2;11(3):e0149229. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0149229

Table 5. Comparison of T3SS gene expression in LB broth with 5% albumin to LB Broth.

Gene Proteina LB broth/5% albumin:LB brothb Average of Burn Pts: Healthy volunteerc
exoT ExoT, effector protein 2 5
exoY ExoY, effector protein 2 2
exsB ExsB, T3SS regulation 2 3
pcrD PcrD, translocation apparatus operon 1 4
pcrG PcrG, translocation apparatus operon 3 4
pcrH PcrH, translocation apparatus operon 2 6
pcrV PcrV, translocation apparatus operon 2 6
popB PopB, translocation apparatus operon 2 4
popD PopD, translocation apparatus operon 2 4
popN PopN, translocation apparatus operon 2 3
pscB PscB, needle complex operon 2 15
pscC PscC, needle complex operon 2 17
pscD PscD, needle complex operon 2 10
pscE PscE, needle complex operon 2 5
pscF PscF, needle complex operon 2 5
pscG PscG, needle complex operon 1 6
pscH PscH, needle complex operon 1 14
pscJ PscJ, needle complex operon 2 7
pscN PscN, second needle complex operon 2 3

aProduct names for PA14 genes were obtained from the MGH-ParaBioSys:NHLBI Program for Genomic Applications, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (http://pga.mgh.harvard.edu; accessed 10Nov2015) [45] made available by the Pseudomonas Genome Database (http://www.pseudomonas.com/; accessed 10Nov2015) [44].

bExpression of genes within PA14 that was grown in in LB broth with 5% albumin was compared with expression when PA14 was grown in LB broth.

cAverage of gene expression within PA14 grown in whole blood from the three severely burned patients was compared with expression when PA14 was grown in whole blood from a healthy volunteer calculated from results used to derive Fig 4.