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. 2017 Nov 16;8:2260. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2017.02260

Table 1.

Fertility interactions of IncW plasmids with a representative set of compatible co-resident plasmids.

Co-resident plasmid Inc MOB MPF References IncW plasmid conjugation Co-resident conjugation
pKM101 IncN F11 T Langer et al., 1981 3.4** 0.7
pOX38::CmR IncFI F12 F Chandler and Galas, 1983 7 · 10−5*** 0.8
R1drd-19 IncFII F12 F Meynell and Datta, 1967 1.0 1.4
R100-1 IncFII F12 F Yoshioka et al., 1987 0.8 0.9
pRL443 IncP-1α P11 T Elhai et al., 1997 4 · 10−4*** 8 · 10−2***
R751 IncP-1β P11 T Thorsted et al., 1998 2.4 8 · 10−3***
R64drd11 IncI1α P12 I Komano et al., 1990 8 · 10−4*** 3.1
pCTX-M3 IncL/M P131 I Golebiewski et al., 2007 0.4 0.9
pOLA52 IncX1 P3 T Sorensen et al., 2003 1.0 1.3
R6K IncX2 P3 T Kolter and Helinski, 1978 7 · 10−4*** 0.4
drR27 IncHI1 H11 F Whelan et al., 1994 0.8 0.9

Conjugation of IncW and different plasmids when co-resident in donor bacteria. The result shows the mean of conjugation frequencies obtained from at least four independent experiments normalized to that in the absence of co-resident plasmids (

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p < 0.01,

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p < 0.001). IncW plasmid R388 was used in all matings, except when TpR plasmids pCTX-M3 or R751 were co-resident. In such case, IncW plasmid pIE321 was used. Inc, incompatibility group (Taylor et al., 2004). MOB, MOB relaxase group (Garcillan-Barcia et al., 2009). MPF, mating pair formation type (Guglielmini et al., 2011).