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English: Live-cell microscopy of the merge between two identical P. mirabilis HI4320 swarms. Strain HI4320 expressing VipA::sfGFP under control of pBAD is observed merging with HI4320 expressing dsRED. The images were taken at the boundary between the red and green swarms as the two swarms merge. Equal penetration into the opposing swarm is observed between identical swarms expressing different colored fluors. Swarms were visualized on swarm agar containing 10 mM L-arabinose to induce expression of the VipA::sfGFP translational fusion. Single channel fluorescence, brightfield, and merged images are presented. Also see Movie S4.
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Source Movie S3 from Alteri C, Himpsl S, Pickens S, Lindner J, Zora J, Miller J, Arno P, Straight S, Mobley H (2013). "Multicellular Bacteria Deploy the Type VI Secretion System to Preemptively Strike Neighboring Cells". PLOS Pathogens. DOI:10.1371/journal.ppat.1003608. PMC: 3764213.
Author Alteri C, Himpsl S, Pickens S, Lindner J, Zora J, Miller J, Arno P, Straight S, Mobley H
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