File:Near-Surface-Swimming-of-Salmonella-Typhimurium-Explains-Target-Site-Selection-and-Cooperative-ppat.1002810.s011.ogv

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English: S . Typhimurium NSS on a glass surface with glass bead obstacles. Gelatine coated glass beads (500 µm diameter) were placed onto a glass-bottom dish filled with HBSS buffer and the swimming behavior of S .Tm wt (mCherry) was recorded (20 frames per second; 300 frames) by confocal fluorescence microscopy using a 100× objective (oil NA1.4, Zeiss Axio Observer). The overlay of all frames (maximum intensity plot; ImageJ software) is shown in Fig. 4B .
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Source Video S3 from Misselwitz B, Barrett N, Kreibich S, Vonaesch P, Andritschke D, Rout S, Weidner K, Sormaz M, Songhet P, Horvath P, Chabria M, Vogel V, Spori D, Jenny P, Hardt W. "Near Surface Swimming of Salmonella Typhimurium Explains Target-Site Selection and Cooperative Invasion". PLOS Pathogens. DOI:10.1371/journal.ppat.1002810. PMID 22911370. PMC: 3406100.
Author Misselwitz B, Barrett N, Kreibich S, Vonaesch P, Andritschke D, Rout S, Weidner K, Sormaz M, Songhet P, Horvath P, Chabria M, Vogel V, Spori D, Jenny P, Hardt W
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