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. 2005 Feb;187(4):1527–1532. doi: 10.1128/JB.187.4.1527-1532.2005

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FIG. 5. — (a) Invasion capabilities of the hfq mutant () are slightly less than those of the JR32 () and hfq/C () strains in both A. castellanii amoebae and macrophage cell line MH-S. The invasion capability of all of the strains was less in host amoebae when they were grown at 37°C. (b) No significant differences exist between the replication ability of the JR32 (), hfq (), and hfq/C () strains in amoebae infected at either 30 or 37°C. In infected macrophages, after 72 h the hfq mutant has a slight defect in comparison to wild-type replication ability.

Inline graphic — (a) Invasion capabilities of the hfq mutant () are slightly less than those of the JR32 () and hfq/C () strains in both A. castellanii amoebae and macrophage cell line MH-S. The invasion capability of all of the strains was less in host amoebae when they were grown at 37°C. (b) No significant differences exist between the replication ability of the JR32 (), hfq (), and hfq/C () strains in amoebae infected at either 30 or 37°C. In infected macrophages, after 72 h the hfq mutant has a slight defect in comparison to wild-type replication ability.