Journal: PLoS ONE
Article Title: Deinococcus geothermalis : The Pool of Extreme Radiation Resistance Genes Shrinks
doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0000955
Figure Lengend Snippet: B, UV (254 nm) (3 J/m 2 s −1 ). Open circle, D. radiodurans (32°C); open triangle, D. geothermalis (50°C); and open square, D. geothermalis (32°C). Values are from three independent trials with standard deviations shown. At near-optimal growth temperatures, the 10% survival values (D 10 ) following IR for D. radiodurans (32°C) and D. geothermalis (50°C) are 15 kGy; for E. coli , 0.7 kGy (37°C) ; and for T. thermophilus (HB27) 0.8 kGy (65°C) . C, PFGE of genomic DNA prepared from irradiated (0.2 kGy) D. radiodurans (DR+IR) and D. geothermalis (DG+IR); and genomic DNA from non-irradiated D. geothermalis digested with Spe I (DG+ Spe I). (M) PFGE DNA size markers. PFGE was as described previously .
Article Snippet: The end-repaired DNA was run on a 1% TBE low melting point agarose gel for 13 hours using the following conditions (Temperature: 14°C, Voltage: 4.5 V/cm, Pulse initial: 1.0–final: 7.0 sec, Angle: 120°) on a BioRad Chef-DR III™ System PFGE system.
Techniques: Irradiation