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Processing of Mfa1-4 in P. gingivalis KDP112.

, 2015
Whole-cell lysates from JI-1 (lane 1) and KDP112 (lane 2) were separated by SDS-PAGE and immunoblotted using antibodies against Mfa1 (A), Mfa2 (B), Mfa3 (C), or Mfa4 (D).
Yoshiaki Hasegawa (136300), Noriyuki Kitai (803412), Ryota Ikai (803410), Fuminobu Yoshimura (136313), Yasuo Yoshida (31380), Yukitaka Murakami (136309), Keiji Nagano (136297), Richard J. Lamont (224455), Masashi Izumigawa (803411)   +8 more
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Dual-species community formation between F. alocis and P. gingivalis mfa1 mutants analyzed by CLSM.

, 2013
A. P. gingivalis ATCC 33277 (WT), Δmfa1 and cΔmfa1 (1 × 108, red, stained with hexidium iodide) were cultured on glass coverslips. F. alocis strains ATCC 35896 (upper left panel) and D-62D (upper right panel) were stained with FITC (green) and reacted ...
Qian Wang (32718), Christopher J. Wright (408753), Huang Dingming (466398), Richard J. Lamont (224455), Silvia M. Uriarte (466399)   +4 more
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High intracellular content of Mfa1⁺Pg within human MoDCs.

, 2015
A) Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of MoDCs infected with P. gingivalis for 2, 12 and 24 hours (left, middle and right panels). The sections show the intra-and extra-cellular contents of Cont.
Jennifer L. Waller (357473), Matthew Manning (697689), Roger M. Arce (697688), Brodie Miles (697684), Chithra D. Palani (697687), Christopher W. Cutler (697691), Caroline A. Genco (596267), Elizabeth Scisci (697685), Ahmed R. El-Awady (697683), Zoya B. Kurago (697686), Connie Slocum (596261), Patricia V. Schoenlein (697690)   +11 more
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Induction of autophagy impairs the survival of Mfa1⁺Pg strain within MoDCs.

, 2015
A) Survival of P. gingivalis strains within MoDCs after 6, 12, 24 and 48 hours. Blue lines show P. gingivalis strains survival within MoDCs and their survival in anaerobic condition in the absence of DCs are showed in black lines. The effect of rapamycin
Jennifer L. Waller (357473), Matthew Manning (697689), Roger M. Arce (697688), Brodie Miles (697684), Chithra D. Palani (697687), Christopher W. Cutler (697691), Caroline A. Genco (596267), Elizabeth Scisci (697685), Ahmed R. El-Awady (697683), Zoya B. Kurago (697686), Connie Slocum (596261), Patricia V. Schoenlein (697690)   +11 more
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Blocking of DC-SIGN inhibits Mfa1⁺Pg uptake and restores basal LC3-II signal in MoDCs.

, 2015
A) Immuno-fluorescence images of LC3-II and P. gingivalis within MoDCs pre-treated with GP120 (DC-SIGN blocker) after 12 hours of infection. LC3-II was detected in red-fluorescent dye and the bacterial strains were pre-labeled with green CFSE.
Jennifer L. Waller (357473), Matthew Manning (697689), Roger M. Arce (697688), Brodie Miles (697684), Chithra D. Palani (697687), Christopher W. Cutler (697691), Caroline A. Genco (596267), Elizabeth Scisci (697685), Ahmed R. El-Awady (697683), Zoya B. Kurago (697686), Connie Slocum (596261), Patricia V. Schoenlein (697690)   +11 more
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White “a” cells promote same-sex mating of opaque cells (α×α) and opposite-sex mating between “a” opaque cells of the mfa1Δ/Δ mutant and “α” opaque cells (a-mfa1Δ/Δ×α).

, 2014
The “α-op×α-op” cross: 9.6×107 white cells of “helper” strains (60%) were mixed with 3.2×107 opaque cells of SZ306α (Δ/α, ura3Δ/Δ, 20%) and 3.2×107 opaque cells of GH1349 (α/α, arg4Δ/Δ, 20%). The “a-op(mfa1Δ/Δ)×α-op” cross: 9.6×107 white cells of “helper”
Qiuyu Zhang (545562), Guobo Guan (187166), Guanghua Huang (187182), Weihong Liang (431780), Clarissa J. Nobile (113264), Chengjun Cao (394447), Li Tao (154250)   +6 more
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The effect of two activation routes, ball milling and ultrasonic, on the adsorption performance of fly ash towards oxytetracycline

Environmental Sciences Europe
Background This research sheds light on one of the contaminants of the emerging concern, oxytetracycline (OTC), a commonly used antibiotic used to treat infections and diseases caused by bacteria.
Shereen A. Elgneedy, Mohamed Sh. Abdel-wahab, Nabila Shehata   +2 more
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Low LC3-II signals in human MoDCs infected with Mfa1⁺Pg.

, 2015
A) Epifluorescence microscopy images of MoDCs infected with Pg381, Mfa1+Pg, FimA+Pg and MFB strains after 12 hours. LC3-II was detected in red-fluorescent (Texas red) dye and the bacterial strains were pre-labeled with CFSE (green). Co-localization of P.
Jennifer L. Waller (357473), Matthew Manning (697689), Roger M. Arce (697688), Brodie Miles (697684), Chithra D. Palani (697687), Christopher W. Cutler (697691), Caroline A. Genco (596267), Elizabeth Scisci (697685), Ahmed R. El-Awady (697683), Zoya B. Kurago (697686), Connie Slocum (596261), Patricia V. Schoenlein (697690)   +11 more
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Isolation and survey of novel fluoroacetate-degrading bacteria belonging to the phylum Synergistetes

, 2012
Synergistetes strain MFA1 is an asaccharolytic ruminal bacterium isolated based on its ability to degrade fluoroacetate, a plant toxin. The amino acid and peptide requirements of the bacterium were investigated under different culturing conditions.
Davis, Carl K., Webb, Richard I., McSweeney, Chris S., Denman, Stuart E., Sly, Lindsay I.   +4 more
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Electrophoretic analyses of PGN_1808 polymerization.

, 2017
Fractionated products of PGN_1808 (1808), FimA and Mfa1 in SDS-containing buffer were heated at 37 (1), 60 (2), 80 (3) and 100 (4)°C for 10 min, and then applied to SDS-PAGE.
Yoshiaki Hasegawa (136300), Fuminobu Yoshimura (136313), Yasuo Yoshida (31380), Keiji Nagano (136297)   +3 more
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