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. 2018 Oct 10;3(5):e00454-18. doi: 10.1128/mSphereDirect.00454-18

TABLE 4.

Biolog Phenotype MicroArray comparisons for WT strain CL150 compared to the all-ECF σ deletion strain RFF625ca

Plate, wellb Substratec AUC of
CL150/AUC
of RFF625cd
P value Substrate descriptione
PM09, H06 Sodium nitrate (100 mM) 1.52 7.4E−08 Osmolyte
PM15, D06 Domiphen bromide no. 2 1.81 4.3E−07 Quaternary ammonium
compound
PM19, D05 Iodonitrotetrazolium
violet no. 1
1.44 7.4E−06 Tetrazolium dye
PM02, C04 d-Melezitose 1.56 1.2E−05 Carbon source, trisaccharide
PM20, H07 Tolylfluanid no. 3 0.43 3.7E−05 Antibacterial, phenylsulfamide
PM12, B12 Polymyxin B no. 4 1.70 8.9E−05 Antibacterial, cationic
peptide-fatty acid
PM18, F08 Tinidazole no. 4 1.89 9.1E−05 Antibacterial, nitroimidazole
PM19, C04 Chlorhexidine no. 4 0.59 1.0E−04 Disinfectant, cationic
bisbiguanide
PM12, E10 Benzethonium chloride
no. 2
1.57 1.2E−04 Quaternary ammonium
compound
PM04, E05 O-Phosphoryl-ethanolamine 0.58 3.3E−04 Phosphorous source
PM11, H12 Ofloxacin no. 4 1.48 4.1E−04 Antibacterial, fluoroquinolone
PM13, B04 Azlocillin no. 4 1.57 4.7E−04 Antibacterial, penicillin
PM11, D02 Capreomycin no. 2 1.69 1.3E−03 Antibacterial, cyclic peptide
PM11, E08 Enoxacin no. 4 1.95 2.1E−03 Antibacterial, fluoroquinolone
PM09, E08 Urea (3%) 1.45 5.2E−03 Osmolyte
PM13, G06 Manganese(II) chloride
no. 2
1.30 5.5E−03 Heavy metal
PM11, B12 Lomefloxacin no. 4 1.40 6.2E−03 Antibacterial, fluoroquinolone
PM11, C03 Bleomycin no. 3 1.65 9.0E−03 Antibacterial, peptide-
polyketide
PM19, A01 Josamycin no. 1 1.26 9.6E−03 Antibacterial, macrolide
PM04, A02 Sodium phosphate 1.35 1.0E−02 Phosphorous source
PM20, B09 Tetrazolium violet no. 1 1.40 2.4E−02 Tetrazolium dye
PM04, H11 Methane sulfonic acid 0.76 4.2E−02 Sulfur source
PM15, B06 EDTA no. 2 1.79 4.6E−02 Chelating agent
a

Biolog Phenotype MicroArray comparisons were identified using the opm package (63 [see Materials and Methods]) for WT CL150 compared to the all-ECF σ deletion strain RFF625c.

b

Shown are the plate number and then well number of Biolog Phenotype MicroArray 96-well plates. PM2, carbon sources; PM4, phosphorous and sulfur sources; PM9, osmolytes; PM11 to -20, chemical sensitivity tests for bacteria.

c

For chemical stress tests, the number indicates which of the four concentrations (where 1 is lowest and 4 is highest) had a significant effect.

d

AUC, area under the concentration-time curve (see Materials and Methods).

e

Compounds listed as "antibacterial" possess antibacterial activity; however, their primary commercial use may not be treatment of bacterial infections (examples include tolylfluanid, tinidazole, and bleomycin).