Characterization of the Δ<i>visNR</i> deletion strain.
- Diana G. Calvopina-Chavez (14328890)
- Robyn E. Howarth (14328893)
- Audrey K. Memmott (14328896)
- Oscar H. Pech Gonzalez (14328899)
- Caleb B. Hafen (14328902)
- Kyson T. Jensen (14328905)
- Alex B. Benedict (5122832)
- Jessica D. Altman (14328908)
- Brittany S. Burnside (14328911)
- Justin S. Childs (14328914)
- Samuel W. Dallon (14328917)
- Alexa C. DeMarco (14328920)
- Kirsten C. Flindt (14328923)
- Sarah A. Grover (14328926)
- Elizabeth Heninger (14328929)
- Christina S. Iverson (14328932)
- Abigail K. Johnson (14328935)
- Jack B. Lopez (14328938)
- McKay A. Meinzer (14328941)
- Brook A. Moulder (14328944)
- Rebecca I. Moulton (14328947)
- Hyrum S. Russell (14328950)
- Tiana M. Scott (13825069)
- Yuka Shiobara (14328953)
- Mason D. Taylor (14328956)
- Kathryn E. Tippets (14328959)
- Kayla M. Vainerere (14328962)
- Isabella C. Von Wallwitz (14328965)
- Madison Wagley (14328968)
- Megumi S. Wiley (14328971)
- Naomi J. Young (14328974)
- Joel S. Griffitts (5051420)
Publication date
January 2023
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
(A) Complementation test in which ΔvisNR strains harbor plasmids indicated in S1 Fig. Shown are the averages of swim ring diameters in millimeters (mm) in four replicates per strain and standard deviation from the mean. Statistical analysis is shown in S9 Fig. (B) The left image shows a plate with ΔvisNR colonies, and the right image shows a plate with parent strain BB01. Both strains were grown under the same conditions and images are shown at the same scale.</p
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