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Fig. 2 Adhesion or invasion by the wild type and mutant strains when incubated with epithelial cells.

Type I fimbriae were synthesized in all three S. Typhi mutant strains when they were grown statically in LB broth containing 0.05% arabinose.

Furthermore, a Wilcoxon distribution analysis indicated that there was no statistically significant difference between the distribution of the motility for both BCKF and bKSDF mutant strains when compared to the wild type strain B10 (Table 3).

This is likely due to their use of opsonization (personal communication), as we have observed robust uptake of wild type and mutant strains when opsonized with anti-capsular antibodies that masks subtler phagocytosis phenotypes (data not shown).

As shown on the top of Figure 5A, the fluorescence parameter Fv, a sensitive indicator of active PSII centers, was very similar in WT and all Δflv mutant strains when the cells were grown at HC and 50 µmol photons m−2 s−1.

Multiple interactors were confirmed by testing the corresponding mutant strains when treated with ain-1 or ain-2 RNAi (Supplementary file 3).

This difference could be detrimental to the survival of the mutant strain when grown in co-culture with the WT strain.

In each case the wild-type phenotype was nearly fully restored in the mutant strain when the C. albicans AGE3 ORF was expressed (Fig. 2).

The competitive index (CI) is defined as the CFU output ratio of the mutant strain when compared to the wild-type strain, divided by the CFU input ratio (inoculum) of the mutant over the wild-type.

No other specific phenotypes, e.g., sensitivity to high salt (NaCl) concentrations, impact of H2O2 on growth, and survival under desiccative conditions were observed for the ΔclpK mutant strain when compared to the wild type.

While no significant differences in crystal violet staining were observed between the two strains after growth in TS broth, the higher crystal violet staining exhibited by the hfq mutant strain when grown in the more restrictive MH broth is indicative of increased biofilm formation (Fig. 8).