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. 2004 Oct;70(10):6220–6229. doi: 10.1128/AEM.70.10.6220-6229.2004

TABLE 4.

Impact of elevated hydrostatic pressure (45 versus 0.1 MPa) and salinity (11 versus 4% total salts) at 30°C on proteins of H. hydrothermalis

Protein fraction Protein
Effect of stressora
Comment
Band label Approximate mass (kDa) P S P and S
Cytosolic (see Fig. 5A) l 190 + S cancels P enhancement
m 100 + S cancels P enhancement
n 90 + S cancels P enhancement
o 70 + S cancels P enhancement
p 65 + S cancels P enhancement
q 60 + S and P cancel each other
r 50 Repression by combination of S and P
s 43 Repression by combination of S and P
t 40 Repression by combination of S and P
u 35 + + S and P combined cancel protein induction by either stress alone
v 16 + S cancels P enhancement
w 15 + S cancels P enhancement
Membrane (see Fig. 5B) g 200 +++ +++ SIP onlyb
h 47 + ++ S and P combined cancel protein induction by either stress alone
i 40 −− + −− P repression dominates over S enhancement
j 25 + S and P cancel each other
k 23 + + SIP onlyb
l 21 + S and P cancel each other
m 19 + S and P cancel each other
n 18 + S and P cancel each other
o 15 + S and P cancel each other
a

The symbols indicate the relative degrees of change in the intensities of protein bands; a lack of a symbol indicates no significant change. P, pressure; S, salinity.

b

SIP, salt-induced protein.