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. 2021 Nov 19;26(22):6996. doi: 10.3390/molecules26226996

Table 1.

Description of the cited strains.

Strains Description Ref.
B. subtilis
ΔΔ genes that encode the multidrug transporters Bmr and Blt are genetically inactivated [26]
ΔΔNA expresses a functional NorA transporter from the plasmid expression vector pBEV [27]
S. aureus
SA-1199 wild-type [27]
SA-1199B overexpresses the chromosomal norA gene which harbors a mutation in grlA [28]
8325-4 wild-type [29]
K1758 ΔnorA [30]
K2361 SA-K1758 with pK364:norA [31]
ATCC 25923 wild-type
SA-K2378 having a plasmid that results in overexpression of norA from S. aureus SA1199 [32]
SA-K1902 ΔnorA [32]
E. aerogenes
ATCC 13048 wild-type
ATCC 13048 p9 overexpressing the EP activator marA gene [33]
EA27 overexpressing EP, clinically isolated [34]
EA3 overexpressing EP, clinically isolated [34]
EA5 overexpressing EP, clinically isolated [34]
CM-64 resistant to CAF due to EP overexpressing, [35]
EA117 low porin levels and also substitutions in the QRDR domain of GrlA [36]
EA289 overexpressing AcrAB–TolC pump [36]
E. coli
AG100 wild-type
AG100A AcrAB pump-deficient [37]
AG100tet overexpressing efflux pump [38]
ATCC 25922 wild-type
YD02 multidrug-resistant after induction from ATCC 25922 [39]
P. aeruginosa
ATCC 27853 wild-type
K. pneumoniae
KP55 porin deficient phenotype [40]
M. smegmatis mc2155
ATCC 700084 wild-type [41]
M. avium
104 wild-type [42]
104CLA3 resistant to CLA due to overexpression of efflux pumps [43]
104CLA4 resistant to CLA due to overexpressing efflux pumps and harboring the mutation A-2059G in 23S rRNA [43]