Table 1 Listeria monocytogenes strains (F45, F4244, and F4244 InlAm) translocation in C57BL/6 mice organs/tissues 12 h after oral infection.

From: Biofilm-isolated Listeria monocytogenes exhibits reduced systemic dissemination at the early (12–24 h) stage of infection in a mouse model

Source

Tissues

Number of mouse tissues positive for L. monocytogenes/# mouse tested (%)a

  

F4244 (WT)

F45 (WT)

F4244 (InlAm)b

  

Biofilm

Planktonic

Biofilm

Planktonic

Biofilm

Planktonic

Intestinal

Jejunum

0/5 (0)

0/4 (0)

0/5 (0)

0/5 (0)

3/9 (33)

5/9 (56)

Ileum

0/5 (0)

0/4 (0)

0/5 (0)

0/5 (0)

1/9 (11)

2/9 (22)

Cecum

1/5 (20)

4/4 (100)

0/5 (0)

4/5 (80)

1/9 (11)

6/9 (67)

Colon

1/5 (20)

2/4 (50)

0/5 (0)

5/5 (100)

2/9 (22)

5/9 (57)

Extra-Intestinal

MLN

0/5 (0)

3/6 (50)

0/5 (0)

2/5 (40)

0/9 (0)

2/9 (22)

Liver

0/5 (0)

3/6 (50)

0/5 (0)

2/5 (20)

2/9 (22)

5/9 (56)

Spleen

0/5 (0)

1/6 (16)

0/5 (0)

3/5 (60)

0/9 (0)

5/9 (56)

Kidney

0/5 (0)

0/6 (0)

0/5 (0)

0/5 (0)

0/9 (0)

0/9 (0)

  1. aMice (both male and female) were orally gavaged with 1 × 109 CFU/mouse. Mouse tissue samples were enriched in buffered Listeria enrichment broth for 24 h, plated on modified Oxford agar plate for 48 h, and 1–2 colonies per sample were verified by qPCR (see Supplementary Table 2).
  2. bThese animals received streptomycin (5 mg/ml) in water for 32 h, followed by 16 h antibiotic-free water before oral gavage with Lm.