. 2019 Apr 30;7:e6845. doi: 10.7717/peerj.6845

Table 1. Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study.

Bacterial strains or plasmids	Description	Source
A. salmonicida
LFI1238	Wild type, isolated from Atlantic cod	Hjerde et al. (2008)
ΔlitR	LFI1238 containing an in-frame deletion in litR	Bjelland et al. (2012)
ΔainS	LFI1238 containing an in-frame deletion in ainS	Hansen et al. (2015)
luxI⁻	LFI1238 containing an insertional disruption in luxI, Cm^r	Hansen et al. (2015)
ΔainSluxI⁻	ΔainS containing an insertional disruption in luxI, Cm^r	Hansen et al. (2015)
LFI1238-pVSV102	A. salmonicida LFI238 carrying pVSV102, Kn^r	Khider, Willassen & Hansen (2018)
ΔlitR-pVSV102	ΔlitR carrying pVSV102, Kn^r	Khider, Willassen & Hansen (2018)
ΔainS-pVSV102	ΔainS carrying pVSV102, Kn^r	This study
luxI⁻-pVSV102	luxI⁻ carrying pVSV102, Kn^r	This study
ΔainSluxI⁻-pVSV102	ΔainS luxI⁻ carrying pVSV102, Kn^r	This study
E. coli
C118λpir	Helper strain containing pEVS104	Dunn et al. (2006)
DH5αλpir	E. coli strain containing GFP plasmid pVSV102	Dunn et al. (2006)
Plasmids
pVSV102	pES213, constitutive GFP, Kn^r	Dunn et al. (2006)
pEVS104	R6Korigin, RP4, oriT, trb tra, and Kn^r	Stabb & Ruby (2002)