Extended Data Fig. 8: PrdR over-expression changes the cell membrane lipid profile. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 8: PrdR over-expression changes the cell membrane lipid profile.

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Extended Data Fig. 8

a. Protein abundance changes for the prdR deletant mutant, compared to the WT strain, demonstrating the specificity of the regulator for the prdAB membrane proteins (n = 5 independent biological replicates for proteomics). The x-axis is the log2 fold-change and the y-axis is the -log10 P value. b-d. The lipid species differentially produced by the WT, S491F mutant, WT EV, and WTprdR shown as normalized abundance (intensity/total protein). Bars represent the median value and error bars represent the SEM. Each point represents independent biological replicates (n = 5). Data was analysed with a Two-way ANOVA ((WT versus RpoB mutant and WT EV versus WTprdR) and P values were corrected for multiple testing using the Dunnett method. Exact P values are provided when the P value is above P < 0.0001; ns=not significant. The y-axis is the normalized intensity (Normalized Int.) for each lipid identified. e-f. Lipid species differentially produced by the ST203 and ST80 RpoB S491F clinical strain pairs, shown as normalized abundance (intensity/total protein). Bars represent the median value and error bars represent the SEM. Each point represents independent biological replicates (n = 5). Data was analysed with a Two-way ANOVA (DAP-S versus DAP-R) and P values were corrected for multiple testing using the Dunnett method. Lipid species with a significant difference are denoted. The y-axis is the normalized intensity (Normalized Int.) for each lipid identified.

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