Table 1.
Entry | Monoconjugated-CP | Degree of QSI of CV026 | Degree of QSI of KYC55 |
1. |
CP-215 |
+++ | +++ |
2. |
CP-270 |
+++ | +++ |
3. |
CP-296 |
+++ | +++ |
4. |
CP-282 |
+++ | ++ |
5. |
CP-289 |
+ | +++ |
6. |
CP-237 |
++ | ++ |
7. |
CP-295 |
++ | ++ |
8. |
CP-286 |
+ | ++ |
Entry | Diconjugated-CP | Degree of QSI of CV026 | Degree of QSI of KYC55 |
9. |
CP-154 |
+++ | +++ |
10. |
CP-158 |
+++ | ++ |
11. |
CP-281 F1 |
++ | + |
12. |
CP-38 |
++ | + |
13. |
CP-9 |
++ | + |
Entry | Triconjugated-CP | Degree of QSI of CV026 | Degree of QSI of KYC55 |
14. |
CP-102 |
++ | + |
* Two tests were carried out using the reporter bacteria: Agrobacterium tumefaciens (KYC55) and Chromobacterium violaceum (CV026). Bacteria were grown overnight in soft agar with the appropriate autoinducer on a Thin Layer chromatography (TLC) plate where the different compounds were dried on 40 mM in ~20-µL acetonitrile, and their degree of QSI was measured semi-quantitatively by color intensity (+ low inhibition, ++ medium inhibition and +++ strong inhibition). Experiments were repeated three times, and the results were determined by considering at least 2 out of 3 experiments with the same results.