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Article Title: Salmonella enterica Serovar Typhimurium waaP Mutants Show Increased Susceptibility to Polymyxin and Loss of Virulence In Vivo
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Figure Lengend Snippet: Characterization of structural modifications of S. enterica lipid A by negative-ion MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry. All values given are average masses rounded to the nearest whole number for singly charged, deprotonated molecules [M − H]−. (A) ATCC 14028 (parent) lipid A, with the major signal representing the hexa-acylated form (at m/z 1797). The hepta-acylated form containing palmitate (at m/z 2036) is indicated. (B) CWG304 (waaP::aacC1) lipid A, showing ions at m/z 1797 and 2036 as described above. (C) JSG435 (pmrA505) lipid A, showing the hexa- and hepta-acylated forms (as described above), as well as modification by the addition of aminoarabinose (m/z 1928 and 2167, respectively) or by the addition of a hydroxyl group (m/z 1814 and 2052, respectively). (D) JSG778 (pmrA505 waaP::aacC1) lipid A, showing ions at m/z 1797, 1814, 1928, 2036, 2052, and 2167 as described above.
Article Snippet: However, CWG304 bacteria were virtually cleared by day 21 and could be detected only in very small numbers in the spleen at the highest dose administered. table ft1 table-wrap mode="anchored" t5 TABLE 3 caption a7 Dose (CFU) Avg CFU b per: Spleen Liver ATCC 14028 CWG304 ATCC 14028 CWG304 10 4 3,468 ± 3,352 c 9 ± 5 142 ± 46 0 10 3 56 ± 13 0 32 ± 17 0 10 2 58 ± 9 0 31 ± 3 0 Open in a separate window a Surviving mice were sacrificed at 21 days postinfection. b Results are averages and standard deviations from five mice, except as indicated. c Only two of five mice survived until day 21 at this dose.
Techniques: Mass Spectrometry, Modification