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A multidrug efflux system is involved in colony growth in Streptomyces lividans, by L.-F. Lee, Y.-J. Chen, R. Kirby, C. Chen and C. W. Chen

Microbiology vol. 153, part 4, pp. 924 - 934

Fig. S1. Conservation of the MDR genes among Streptomyces species. Genomic DNA of 15 Streptomyces species (listed on top) was labelled and hybridized to the UniS S. coelicolor PCR array. Hybridization signals to 129 putative MDR pump genes (designations listed to the right) present on the microarray are shown. S. coelicolor M145 genomic DNA was used as the reference sample. The microarray data are represented on a colour scale, with green, black and red representing gene copy numbers less than, equal to or greater than the average signal level of the ribosomal protein genes. [PDF] (165 kb)







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