The Bacterial iprA Gene Is Conserved across Enterobacteriaceae, Is Involved in Oxidative Stress Resistance, and Influences Gene Expression in Salmonella enterica Serovar Typhimurium

Supplemental material

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  Table S1, primers for recombineering

  Table S2, quality control information for RNA-Seq samples

  Table S3, primers for RT-qPCR and flagellar analysis

  Fig. S1, CFU levels of strains used in oxidative stress experiments

  Fig. S2, synteny of the iprA gene locus across Enterobacteriaceae

  Fig. S3, IprA predicted CAP effector binding domain

  Fig. S4, IprA predicted winged helix-turn-helix domain

  Fig. S5, the ΔiprA mutation enhances survival in the presence of oxidative stress

  Fig. S6, survival of C. elegans infected with S. Typhimurium strains

  Fig. S7, characterization of E. coli ΔiprA strains

  Fig. S8, growth curves for wild-type and mutant strains

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  Data Set S1, RNA-Seq data

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